When I set navbar translucent to false grid stops working

[dkrusenstrahle]

Hello,

When I set navbar translucent to false grid stops working. The grid is there but the UIViews that I have placed on first row is on third row if translucent is set to false (when true all is fine).

I tried this in both apperance.rb and style sheets.

UINavigationBar.appearance.translucent = false

UINavigationBar.appearance.tap do |o|
        o.barTintColor = rmq.color.black
        o.setTintColor rmq.color.white
        o.translucent = false

        o.setTitleTextAttributes( {
          UITextAttributeFont => rmq.font.medium,
          UITextAttributeTextColor => rmq.color.white
        })
      end

This seems to be a serious bug since I cannot even use a background image without disturbing the grid.

Base view when translucent is set to true

UIView ( root_view ) 4487615040 {l: 0, t: 0, w: 375, h: 603}

Base view when translucent is set to false

UIView ( root_view ) 4487615040 {l: 0, t: 64, w: 375, h: 603}

What is wrong? Please help. Redpotion is a seriously cool tool but me (and I guess many with me) cannot use it until this bug is fixed.

Thanks!

[dkrusenstrahle]

Any solution to this?

[GantMan]

hey @dkrusenstrahle ! This seems like a pretty easy fix from the description. Unfortunately we're overflowing right now. I'll raise a flag inside the ship and see if I can charm someone into taking a look at it. Might be a good opportunity for you to add your name to the contributors list! Have you checked the source on the translucent property?

[dkrusenstrahle]

@GantMan would be very very nice if this bug was fixed. Pretty blocking :) I have unfortunately no idea how to solve it so it would be awesome if you could take a look at it, I am sure I am not the only one suffering from this bug :) Thanks!

[jamonholmgren]

@dkrusenstrahle I'd recommend not using the grid -- it's been in more of an "experimental" phase for a while. I'd use RMQ's frame-based layout instead.

[squidpunch]

@dkrusenstrahle I dont think its actually based on the grid layout specifically -

def on_load
  self.edgesForExtendedLayout = UIRectEdgeNone
end

I think this should put your root view back to zero (maybe?)