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    arozon
    wrote on last edited by
    #1

    I have had no problems with changing the status bar color on android but ios is giving me quite a pain. Launch Image and Icons i've got figured out.

    I've been able to achieve 2 results yet neither fit my needs. I don't need to have an app fullscreen nor do I plan to provide safe areas for specific devices. Secondly to respect apple guidelines i don't want to override the safearea

    See examples:

    Example 1

    Example 2

    Edit

    After going through a bit of documentation I think i may have found a solution but would still love some expert opinion

    // Only do this for ios
    
    int main() {
     if (QSysInfo::productType() == "ios")  { InitializeMyDelegate();};
    }
    

    Then through my delegate i wrap an Objective-C mm file and there i call basic global ios functions to set the storyboard global tint... A hack if you ask me thats why i would like some help.

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    • A arozon

      I have had no problems with changing the status bar color on android but ios is giving me quite a pain. Launch Image and Icons i've got figured out.

      I've been able to achieve 2 results yet neither fit my needs. I don't need to have an app fullscreen nor do I plan to provide safe areas for specific devices. Secondly to respect apple guidelines i don't want to override the safearea

      See examples:

      Example 1

      Example 2

      Edit

      After going through a bit of documentation I think i may have found a solution but would still love some expert opinion

      // Only do this for ios
      
      int main() {
       if (QSysInfo::productType() == "ios")  { InitializeMyDelegate();};
      }
      

      Then through my delegate i wrap an Objective-C mm file and there i call basic global ios functions to set the storyboard global tint... A hack if you ask me thats why i would like some help.

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      jsulm
      Lifetime Qt Champion
      wrote on last edited by
      #2

      @arozon Please do not post same question more than once.
      Duplicate of https://forum.qt.io/topic/87122/status-bar-tint-and-text-color-ios

      https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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