I am using UIMenuController to display custom options. It was working fine with a black background and white text on UIMenuItems till iOS 12.
After upgrading to iOS 13 beta 8 with Xcode 11 beta 7, the background changed to transparent.
Is there anyone else facing this problem?
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I have observed one issue where UILabel's text is going into a new line in iOS 14 and it looks different for iOS 13. I checked if there are any changes in the font or typography in iOS 14 but didn't find anything which can clearly tell what caused that issue.
iOS 14:
iOS 13
Note: I am using the same simulator device iPad 9.7 inch. Autolayout constraints and every setting are the same.
Android launcher icon with transparent background not working in Oreo. It shows a circle background. How can i remove this circle shaped background in Oreo Using Android Studio. In other versions, no problem. Any idea please help me
Just open this image for launcher icon without rounded shape https://i.stack.imgur.com/8IVpP.jpg
To give a launcher icon a transparent background in Oreo, you have to target API 25 or lower. Keep in mind that all apps will be required to target API 26+ by November 2018 (or August 2018 in the case of new apps).
Are you using Adaptive icons? According to this article on medium, the background drawable must be opaque, while the foreground icon can be transparent.
"background drawables must be opaque whilst foregrounds can contain transparency."
https://medium.com/google-developers/implementing-adaptive-icons-1e4d1795470e
... possibly duplicate of: Transparent adaptive icon background
In iOS 8, resizing the superview depending on the subview's content doesn't seem to work.
I have a container view with no height constraint which embeds a view controller with the height of the content defined (two views with background colours green and orange, respectively).
In iOS 7 it works (as usual) but not in iOS 8, as depicted below. I'm using Xcode 6 and have defined all constraints in the storyboard.
Is this a bug?
I'm building an app on Xcode 4 as well in Xcode 5 on iPhone 5 (iOS 7) device. The app contains Navigation Bar and UIToolbar on launch of MainViewController.
Now, the question is that when app is build from Xcode 4 then NavigationBar and UIToolbar is shown in iOS 6 default (Navy Blue color) also all controls behave according to iOS 6 standard.
If it is built from Xcode 5 then all controls behave according to iOS 7 standard.
I would like to know the reason. Also, how can I make this consistent?
Please check below link.
iOS 7 UI Transition Guide
The base deployment of the app is iOS 7.0 and both device and the simulator are using 7.0.
The translucent effect on the simulator gives a blur to the content under UINavigationBar, but on the device, no blur. I've noticed a couple other difference tool. My UIToolbar was translucent on the simulator, but opaque on the device and there have been a few times where tints don't match.
For the nav bar though, why is it different and how do I get the blur effect? Without the blur, text under nav bar text could be distracting and confusing!
After much digging, this is a hardware limitation. The blur effect is not enabled on the older devices due to GPU requirements/performance.
The blur effect will appear on:
iPhone 4S and newer
iPad 4th Generation and newer
all iPad Mini