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Splash screen has white area on iPhone X #331
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Yes, I had a similar problem. If using a launch storyboard, you can change the constraints to force the image to fill the entire screen. I fixed mine using the info in this stack overflow question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46322150/getting-a-white-space-at-bottom-of-iphone-x-screenxcode-9. I'm not sure how to fix this if you are using launch images. |
I'm not sure what launch storyboard is, but i'll look it up. Thank you. I have used
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I've ran into the same issue, unfortunately :( |
Same here, removing |
If you peek into the xcode project/workspace then you should see something like this under resources https://i.stack.imgur.com/j6uu0.png (image is from that stackoverflow post above) If iPhone X isn't filled out, that may be your problem. Make sure your ionic-cli is up to date and re-run ionic cordova resources as per this link. Run a build and check out the LaunchImage again. |
As mentioned here I myself have the problem that I have a splashscreen AI file sized 2732×2732px but ionic v1 cli simply doesn't generate the necessary Default-2436h.png. (also tried splash.png same size) See: I think this is a serious bug in ionic cli (maybe only in v1)?? |
This is an issue with cordova-ios and appears to be fixed in v4.5.4 which came out yesterday. |
cordova-ios 4.5.4 fixed the issue for me. |
I am still having a problem generating the Default-2436h.png, here is my ionic info cli packages: (/usr/local/lib/node_modules)
global packages:
local packages:
System:
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I was also able to fix this by upgrading cordova-ios (i.e. |
Has anyone experienced the splash screen loading with a white area at the bottom?
Ionic 1.3.5.
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