As documented in the discussion in #57 and #56, CSNotificationView is displayed with the status bar offset in a container view controller.
The key point is: CSNotificationView cannot always rely on the layout guides provided by the view controllers it is presented in. (Details in the comments on #57):
Hence, it has a method that calculates the .length property of what would normally be the topLayoutGuide, taking into account
- the status bar height
- if the parent
UINavgiationController has its navigation bar visible or not
This behavior breaks in Container View Controllers that are not full-screen and also in modal Form-Style View Controllers on iPad.
The main author (me) does not have the time to fix this bug properly. I would appreciate pull requests that if possible maintain backwards-compatibility.
As documented in the discussion in #57 and #56,
CSNotificationViewis displayed with the status bar offset in a container view controller.The key point is:
CSNotificationViewcannot always rely on the layout guides provided by the view controllers it is presented in. (Details in the comments on #57):Hence, it has a method that calculates the
.lengthproperty of what would normally be thetopLayoutGuide, taking into accountUINavgiationControllerhas its navigation bar visible or notThis behavior breaks in Container View Controllers that are not full-screen and also in modal Form-Style View Controllers on iPad.
The main author (me) does not have the time to fix this bug properly. I would appreciate pull requests that if possible maintain backwards-compatibility.