UINavigation back button title misaligned after presenting and dismissing a view controller











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After I present a UIViewController and dismiss back to original navigation controller, the title of my back button becomes misaligned. I couldn't pinpoint the reason for this, any idea what it might be?



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After dismissed



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  • Presented view controller is in landscape orientation, while the navigation controller is in portrait orientation.



  • And here is how I create the back button title: 



        let backItem = UIBarButtonItem()
    
    backItem.setTitleTextAttributes(Typography.stringAttributes(for: .NavbarWhiteBackButton), for: UIControl.State.highlighted)
    
    backItem.setTitleTextAttributes(Typography.stringAttributes(for: .NavbarWhiteBackButton), for: UIControl.State.normal)
    
    backItem.title = "BACK"
    
    navigationItem.backBarButtonItem = backItem







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    UPDATE: This appears to be a simulator only issue, on device things look normal.




    After I present a UIViewController and dismiss back to original navigation controller, the title of my back button becomes misaligned. I couldn't pinpoint the reason for this, any idea what it might be?



    Before presented



    Before



    After dismissed



    After



    In case it is relevant:




    • Presented view controller is in landscape orientation, while the navigation controller is in portrait orientation.



    • And here is how I create the back button title: 



          let backItem = UIBarButtonItem()
      
    backItem.setTitleTextAttributes(Typography.stringAttributes(for: .NavbarWhiteBackButton), for: UIControl.State.highlighted)
      
    backItem.setTitleTextAttributes(Typography.stringAttributes(for: .NavbarWhiteBackButton), for: UIControl.State.normal)
      
    backItem.title = "BACK"
      
    navigationItem.backBarButtonItem = backItem







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      UPDATE: This appears to be a simulator only issue, on device things look normal.




      After I present a UIViewController and dismiss back to original navigation controller, the title of my back button becomes misaligned. I couldn't pinpoint the reason for this, any idea what it might be?



      Before presented



      Before



      After dismissed



      After



      In case it is relevant:




      • Presented view controller is in landscape orientation, while the navigation controller is in portrait orientation.



      • And here is how I create the back button title: 



            let backItem = UIBarButtonItem()
        
    backItem.setTitleTextAttributes(Typography.stringAttributes(for: .NavbarWhiteBackButton), for: UIControl.State.highlighted)
        
    backItem.setTitleTextAttributes(Typography.stringAttributes(for: .NavbarWhiteBackButton), for: UIControl.State.normal)
        
    backItem.title = "BACK"
        
    navigationItem.backBarButtonItem = backItem







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      UPDATE: This appears to be a simulator only issue, on device things look normal.




      After I present a UIViewController and dismiss back to original navigation controller, the title of my back button becomes misaligned. I couldn't pinpoint the reason for this, any idea what it might be?



      Before presented



      Before



      After dismissed



      After



      In case it is relevant:




      • Presented view controller is in landscape orientation, while the navigation controller is in portrait orientation.



      • And here is how I create the back button title: 



            let backItem = UIBarButtonItem()
        
    backItem.setTitleTextAttributes(Typography.stringAttributes(for: .NavbarWhiteBackButton), for: UIControl.State.highlighted)
        
    backItem.setTitleTextAttributes(Typography.stringAttributes(for: .NavbarWhiteBackButton), for: UIControl.State.normal)
        
    backItem.title = "BACK"
        
    navigationItem.backBarButtonItem = backItem







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