I have set hideSideBar=true and still in mobile and tablet mode the bottom bar with save and cancel flickers when selfVM.save is called. There is a bottom bar even when not saving hiding content in mobil and tablet mode.
How can I hide the bottom bar?
You can always add a CSS rule that hides them.
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In my flutter app, i have a bottom app bar. when i scroll, the body goes behind the bottom app bar. I don't want this behavior. Is there any way to to show the app body always on the top of the bottom app bar?
when i add a toolbar in IB to the top of the screen, the toolbar style is upside down (border at the top of toolbar and no border at the bottom).
is there any way of changing the toolbar so it looks normal and the border is at the bottom? I cant seem to find a way of doing it in IB, am i going to have to code it?
You're breaking the Human Interface Guidelines if you try and put it at the top.
On iPhone, a toolbar always appears at the bottom edge of a screen or view, but on iPad it can instead appear at the top edge.
So the toolbar always looks like that on iPhone. Breaking the HIG in this way is likely to get your app rejected from the app store.
on the iphone, when internet sharing is activated and another device is connected, a bar appear under the status bar. It makes the current view of the active app go down for some more 20 pixels.
I'd like to rearrange controls in my view when this new bar appears.
How can i detect when it becomes visible?
These other SO questions should point you down the right path:
How to position view below green bar during phone call?
Resize for in-call status bar?
I have a window that is in landscape mode. I have shifted my statusbar in landscape mode but the area where my statusbar was is still left white. I need to remove my window so that the area is filled. Can anyone help?
If you're using Interface Builder, set the Status Bar attribute to None in your view (under Simulated Metrics in the Inspector), and it will stop believing it has a status bar. I don't know if this is the specific problem you're having without further information, but this has been the cause of white status bar areas for me in the past.
I want to display a message to the users of my app in the UIStatusBar, but I'd like to maintain the scrollsToTop functionality so a user can tap on the statusbar and scroll a tableView up to the top.
I've looked into adding a UIWindow on top of the current status bar as in this question: Add UIView Above All Other Views, Including StatusBar
But it disables the touches to the status bar.
Note: I've seen several apps that use the statusBar area to display messages such as the "Evernote" app.
Thanks for the help!
Have a look at https://github.com/myell0w/MTStatusBarOverlay. By pressing it it can be toggled to not cover the whole status bar and then you can toch the status bar and get back the scroll-to-top feature.
Here is a screenshot, the left side shows the expanded version, the right side the shrinked one:
Are you hiding the statusBar ? It's unwise to keep it there but draw into its position, because in different countries, with different mobile operators, the statusBar's elements have a little different positions. I've seen app drawing there over status icons. Ugly!
So I guess you want to add a subview at the position of statusBar. Why don't you intercept touch events in that view and send your tableView a message to scroll to the top ?