Make it easier to use TTTAttributedLabel library. No more NSRange, CTFontRef, NSMutableAttributedString and all those weird configuration block syntax.
Assuming you have a myTTTLabel initialized elsewhere in your code or in Interface Builder.
TTTAttributedLabel *myTTTLabel = ....
//Pre-configure link color & underline styles
[myTTTLabel setLinkColor:[UIColor orangeColor]]; //set color for normal link
[myTTTLabel setLinkHoverColor:[UIColor orangeColor]]; //set color for press-stated link
[myTTTLabel setLinkUnderline:NO]; //disable underline for normal link
[myTTTLabel setLinkHoverUnderline:NO]; //disable underline for pressed-stated link
//Clear current text (optional)
self.myTTTLabel.text = nil;
//Append a blue sentence
[self.myTTTLabel appendText:@"This sentence is blue. "
font:[UIFont systemFontOfSize:12]
color:[UIColor blueColor]
alignment:NSTextAlignmentLeft];
//Append a red text, with different font
[self.myTTTLabel appendText:@"This part is red and big.\n"
font:[UIFont systemFontOfSize:20]
color:[UIColor redColor]
alignment:NSTextAlignmentLeft];
//Append a link with pre-configured color & underline style above
[self.myTTTLabel appendLinkToUrl:@"http://torinnguyen.com"
withText:@"This is a link."
alignment:NSTextAlignmentLeft];
//Linking "red and big" to a website
[self.myTTTLabel addLinkToUrl:@"http://en.red-dot.org/2026.html"
withText:@"red and big"];
//Change the font of existing substring within current text
[self.myTTTLabel modifyText:@"blue"
withFont:[UIFont systemFontOfSize:20]
color:[UIColor purpleColor];Do whatever you want with it.