This only happened after updating to IntelliJ IDEA 2019.2 CE. The title bar (which, in non-fullscreen mode, contains the project name and the root project directory) is still visible in fullscreen. Is there a way to hide it? This screenshot was taken in fullscreen mode, and that big empty bar at the top is driving me crazy.
Just disable this option, restart and the title bar is gone.
Apparently, this is caused by the Material UI theme. Disabling that plugin fixed it. Boo.
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How to get rid of this default white launch screen in ios? I have deployed my app in App store , this screen is still showing in live version . I want to start my app with my custom splash screen.
How to solve this? anybody can help please.
Thank you in advance.
In iOS content displayed on Splash screen is loaded from LaunchScreen.xib file.
To view this file:
Open your project in xcode.
On the left menu, expand your project node and then expand your project framework node.
There you will find LaunchScreen.xib file, open that.
Once you open it, you will find configuration settings on right bar where you set the attributes of the content to be displayed, but before that make sure that you have placed your necessary image files on image assets, in order to be accessible from the configurations settings.
You can use react-native-splash-screen in order to hide the default splash screen configured in ios/YourAppName/Base.lproj/LaunchScreen.xib.
This default splash screen will still be seen very briefly so you can get rid of the text in it and change the colour if needed (in your favorite IDE) to have a nice transition to the next screen (your custom react-native splash screen).
I'm trying to clean up an existing project. It uses IQKeyboardManager.
The buttons in the toolbar of the Keyboard manager are drifting off screen.
Do you know where and how I might set the constraint for this? thanks!
Notice how the Done button is leaving the screen to the right:
Updating to a newer version of IQKeyBoardManager solved this issue.
I've updated to OSX Yosemite and see that one of the new "features" of Xcode is blur/transparency effect for the project navigator window. Below is an example of my wallpaper blurring through. I find this to be really fugly and distracting.
Is there a way to disable this blur effect and get a flat/opaque Xcode 6 window?
Open System Preferences > Accessibility > Display and select Reduce Transparency.
I just installed Xcode 4.5 and notice that when I'm in full screen mode, the Xcode tab bar disappears along with the menu bar. It used to remain visible even when the menu bar went away. Does anyone else experience this? Has anyone found a preference to keep the tab bar visible?
Well, it turns out that if you turn off full screen and turn it back on, things return to normal. This seems to be a post-upgrade glitch that seems to fix itself.
My application uses NSStatusItem to be visible to the user.
So I set 'Application is agent (UIElement)' to YES, which basically hides the menu bar of the application, and hides the icon from the dock.
Now, I didn't delete the menu bar, so I can still react to shortcuts like cmd+W to close the preference window, or cmd+q to quit the application. The problem is, that anytime I use such a command, the menubar get's messed up.
I've noticed that other Apps which run in the background, like Growl 2, have the same issue.
I have no idea how to fix this.
Hopefully someone of you can help me
I'm running Mountain Lion.
thanks!
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It probably has something to do with the 10.8 SKD. I have never noticed this issue before in any application.
How about move the whole Window menu to be Application menu submenu and then hide it?
You will still receive shortcuts and the highlited menu will be the application menu that is by anyway there (i suppose so, how else you will open preferences window? also shortcut?).