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Hi Katya,
the app is published on apperyio, app name TGF Pizzeria, if you open in safari and add the login screen to home screen, when you open app you will see the status bar in the header.
I tried Benny's code css and js, it gives a margin at top of screen and covers the status bar, but the illusion is spoiled when user scrolls
Hello!
I'm sorry for taking so long to update. Could you post actual address where your app is published?
Hi Maryna,
it didnt work the way I needed,
so I deleted the code and unpublished the app,
I can redo and send address to support.
It would be great if we can solve this, even adding extra space to the header and displaying the status bar is OK
Just to inform you, the other issue I have on the forum, one error regarded to this code, I had forgot to delete the code before exporting IPA, which cause an error, this has why the code and web app were deleted.
Please send it to a href="mailto:support@appery.io" rel="nofollow"support@appery.io/a.
Thanks Alena, I will send detail to support.
cheers
Anyone looking for some status bar help, this is a great interactive site to look at.
http://devgirl.org/2014/07/31/phonega...
You have to edit in xCode. In the resources folder there is a config.xml file where you can find the settings in the status bar stimulator.
Does any way now exist to use css to lower the navbar in the header so it does not overlap the iPhone status bar? Thank you.
E.g this worked for height:
Apperyio('LocationHeaderNavBar').find('li').height('15');
But I could not get .top, .margin or .padding to similarly work.