I'm building an application for iPad with Phonegap and Framework7 and I can't seem to get the status bar to be hidden on the iPad no matter what I do.
I've tried to google out a few tutorials, including the following questions:
I've tried the solutions provided in all the answers of the questions above and my status bar is still there.
I've opened the project with xCode and I can see that the settings are configured fine:
For the iPhone settings in deployment info:
For the iPad settings in deployment info:
In the Info > Custom iOS Target Properties
, I have set the following:
I've also tried to use the JavaScript way when the deviceready
event has been fired:
StatusBar.hide();
When I run:
StatusBar.isVisible
The property returns false, however I still see the white bar at the top.
After some long hours of debugging, I finally figured out what the issue was.
In fact, the status bar was hidden, and the white bar we would see is the overlay provided by Framework7, which explains the following:
StatusBar.isVisible // false
Apparently Framework7 is hiding the status bar, but leaving a blank white bar on top of the application, which is a padding.
So to remove the bar, I had to remove the class with-statusbar-overlay
from the html
tag. And to do so, I added the following to my Javascript file:
document.documentElement.classList.remove('with-statusbar-overlay');
Note that the Javascript fix must be executed before the deviceready
event. Otherwise, you will see the home view with the bar, then the bar will disappear. If you put it before the event, the user will never see the bar.
document.documentElement.classList.remove('with-statusbar-overlay');
Dom7(document).on('deviceready', function(){
// Your code
});
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