I have a background image on a view controller, it is shown as expected on the simulator, but on a real device, a white bar is shown at the bottom of the screen. On another view, with another background image, the white bar appears on the top of the screen. Any hint to detect the source of the issue? It doesn't happened on the simulator, it happens only on a real device, it is an iPhone 4 with iOS 7.
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In Xamarin, when I rotate the Android simulator, screen contents are not rotating according to the new screen orientation. There's no orientation locking in the MainActivity set.
How can I fix that?
When you have rotated your simulator, on the navigation buttons bar
there is a flashing square icon appears, and you need to click on it, and then simulator screen contents will be updated.
The screen occasionally has a flashing translucent rectangle, the point of this question is I DON'T write any animation code.The Screen appear some black blocks?Why?When I Screenshot ,it will disappear.
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I recently upgraded my app to iOS10 and now I have this bar at the bottom of an iPad screen:
I have tried various suggestions to remove it without success. It seems to be related to a textField because it will momentarily disappear after keyboard dismissal.
My question is: What is this view and how do I get rid of it?
There is a small black bar at the top of the screen in my iOS app. I have no idea what the issue is. It's not a launch image issue because I have the correct size for my iPhone (640 x 1136) and the other screen that are presented on top of this main view are sized correctly. What could the issue be? the height of it is less than the height of the status bar that is displayed.
Whenever I run my iPhone / iPad app in the iPhone simulator, a black bar appears along the top of the screen which I can't seem to get rid of. On the iPad simulator, however, it looks fine and works great. Also tapping one of the buttons seems to cause a white screen to appear instead of the view on the iPhone, while on the iPad it doesn't seem to be troublesome.
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That's the status bar. When you're running on the iPad, you only get the one on top of the screen, not on the top of the iPhone screen.