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iPhone X tab bar misplaced in landscape orientation #212

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alijaza opened this issue Feb 27, 2018 · 8 comments
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iPhone X tab bar misplaced in landscape orientation #212

alijaza opened this issue Feb 27, 2018 · 8 comments
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@alijaza
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alijaza commented Feb 27, 2018

Seems icons are overlapping the edge of the tab bar for iPhone X:

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@xgoo
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xgoo commented Apr 10, 2018

Yes, me too...

@sunilprajapatisa
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sunilprajapatisa commented May 31, 2018

@0ber , Can you check please
Me also facing same problem

@Ta7an
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Ta7an commented Jun 10, 2018

Same problem here

@matvdg
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matvdg commented Nov 5, 2018

as for me, the lib crashes my app when I turn my iPhone from portrait to landscape mode. 👎
screenshot 2018-11-05 at 16 50 48

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@evan-whitecoat
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as for me, the lib crashes my app when I turn my iPhone from portrait to landscape mode. 👎
screenshot 2018-11-05 at 16 50 48

@matvdg I encountered same crash. My solution is subclass RAMAnimatedTabBarController and override this method. Hope it can help

@vtkumaresan
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Anyone found the solution?

@thejeff77
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thejeff77 commented Nov 16, 2019

The tab bar controller does a re-layout on rotation, and on phones it often hides the label. It appears that the library may be forcing space for the label, and in my case keeping the label visible on rotation.

My app also experiences icons cutting off at the bottom of the screen when rotating.

I know that iPhone X has a new bottom layout thingy because of the extended screen, but I don't know the intricate details. I'm not sure how well this library plays with the UITabBarController's built in layout mechanisms.

@das-anubhav
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Hi!
I would like to solve this issue.

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