UIToolbar over UINavigationBar on rotation. When coming first time its showing perfect but when I rotate it moves over navigation bar.
How can I solve this issue? Please suggest.
See the image below for more information
Thanks in advance!
Related
Here is the screen where the grey area is shown between navigation bar and video player .
I read this one as well.
Grey bar appearing under Navigation bar after segues Swift
But didn't understood the solution as it didn't worked for me.
Need help to get this portion off.
Anyone faced this?
Thanks in advance
How to achieve the real time blurring effect for the navigation bar in iOS 7.
If i scroll the contents should get blurred behind the navigation bar. Please help me with some code for iOS 7.
Thanks!
I want to achieve like this--
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0qSYN2gw-4-MGhneFF2VnlBVk0/view?usp=sharing
In iOS 7 this effect in navigationBar is achieved easily by setting translucent property to YES:
self.navigationController.navigationBar.translucent = YES;
I have a strange, unwanted graphic effect when I navigate to and from views. There is a temporary grey tint in the top right of the screen. As it's difficult to describe, I made a short screen capture of what is happening.
View it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JL05q3dp0n4&feature=youtu.be
I was just curious if any of you have seen this and/or know where I can look to modify/get rid of this behavior?
Thanks so much,
Jared
Alright, I figured it out. It had to do with my navigation bar being translucent and one of my covered background layers being grey. I checked off 'Translucent' on my navigation bar and it fixed it.
This is a problem i am getting every now and then, but can't find anything about it anywhere the navigation bar has a white circle or blotch on top left side of my app i have added the image as background image in uinavigationbar appearence in app delegate.
Please help me out of this thanks in advance.
Remove the MPVolumeView, or change its properties to remove the blotch.
I'm doing my own video player on iPhone. I add a UISlider to UINavigationbar as process bar.
code:
IBOutlet UISlider* mScrubber;
......
UIBarButtonItem *scrubberItem = [[UIBarButtonItem alloc] initWithCustomView:mScrubber];
[self.navigationItem setRightBarButtonItems:[NSArray arrayWithObjects: scrubberItem, nil]];
It works right when starting in portrait mode. But when starting in landscape mode, the process bar is still as wide as in portrait mode. The screenshot is here
Can anybody tell me how to correct it?
Thanks in advance!
Ben
It's simple to do in the storyboard. Just add the slider to the navigation bar of a controller that has a push segue connected to it. It will automatically stretch across the whole navigation bar, but will make room for the back button when it appears, and respond correctly to rotation.