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I had the same problem: the pushes working correctly with the titleView item, but the pops letting it disappear after the navigation animation finished. I tried just about every combination, but this is what finally worked: 1) In the navigation controller's delegate (which I set to be itself), I inserted: <pre><code>- (void)navigationController:(UINavigationController *)navigationController didShowViewController:(UIViewController *)viewController animated:(BOOL)animated { viewController.navigationItem.titleView = self.myCustomView; } </code></pre> 2) Then in each individual view controller (I had 3), I inserted: <pre><code>- (void)viewWillDisappear:(BOOL)animated { self.navigationItem.titleView = nil; } </code></pre> It's really important to use these particular callback methods. It didn't work at all when I used <code>willShowViewController:</code> in the first and/or <code>viewDidDisappear:</code> in the second. The problem with trying to do it in a <code>prepareForSegue:</code> is that it only works in the push direction. You do have access to both controllers though, in the <code>destinationViewController</code> and <code>sourceViewController</code> fields of the <code>segue</code> itself. But to make it work in the other direction, you'd have to put the same code in the <code>unwind segue</code>. I think my solution is probably the simplest (particularly since you're wanting to do it for all the view controllers that your nav controller manages).
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