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.
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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).
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.
Right now, my average xcode window is just an editor window with the navigator on the left.
Is there any way I can detach the navigator into a separate window?
I've tried:
Making a new complete window, and hiding the editor. This doesn't work, when I try to drag the navigator to cover the entire window, it won't go all the way. It's strange that this works to create a debugger-only window, and not a navigator-only window.
Making a behavior in the preferences, to show the navigator and hide the editor. When I run this behavior, it shows the navigator and hides the editor, but puts the debugger in its place. When I add "hide the debugger" to the behavior, I get the same result: navigator plus debugger.
Eternal gratitude to whoever can end my suffering!
(xcode 4.6, mac 10.8)
No, there is no way to do this. The Xcode application's UI was not written to be able to do what you're asking for.
I just downloaded Cordova for mac from https://github.com/apache/incubator-cordova-mac.
I haven't made any changes, so I just load it up in Xcode and hit run, but the first thing I would like to do is specify the window size. I'm not very conversant with xcode and can't find references to the window size, I can't find any nib files either.
How would I set the window size?
Edit I used the method described at How to set NSView size programmatically? in my contentView implementation file.
Cordova runs full screen, and depending on the size of the splash screens included in the project will scale to all respective devices.
If you want to embed Cordova in your application you have to look here: http://docs.phonegap.com/en/2.4.0/guide_cordova-webview_index.md.html#Embedding%20WebView
Small problem here, I'm building an app for ios, and I've added and icon to my project 57x57, and 114x114, but when I run my app on the device, icon is very dim, when original is very bright. How can I fix it? Does it matter if I build my app in debug mode or release?
iOS adds a gloss/shine effect to your app icon that can sometimes reduce the saturation of your image. Add the UIPrerenderedIcon flag to your info.plist file as described here to disable this.
EDITED to add iOS5 details
On iOS 5 there is a new key for specifying icons: CFBundleIcons is the raw name and it displays as 'Icon files (iOS5)' in the plist editor. To turn off the icon shine effect on iOS 5 devices you need to set the UIPrerenderedIcon flag on the Primary Icon as shown below.
To cover all cases (iOS3 - iOS5) you need to specify UIPrerenderedIcon in both places.
This is probably due to physical differences between your desktop monitor and iOS screen. Only thing you can do is redesign the icon and check the colors on an iOS device.
Check the brightness setting of your device's display. Perhaps it's not "up" as much as you think.
Or, you can disable the "shine" effect that iOS applies to your icon by adding the "Icon already includes gloss effects" boolean to your Info.plist file. That might help.