portrait vs lanscape spacing when using custom html text feature in 1.5

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Miereter Apple Fan Posts: 154 Reg: Feb 21, 2011 USA 1,540	confirm \| cancel 03/22/11 07:10 PM (14 years ago) portrait vs lanscape spacing when using custom html text feature in 1.5 I noticed on the iPod touch when one used the Info Light button feature on the navbar to show some text 'About this App that the body text is very close, almost touching when viewed in landscape, but in portrait it is just fine. Is there a setting that controls this ie the white space in pixels between the navbar and the body text. Title Comments I noticed on the iPod touch when one used the Info Light button feature on the navbar to show some text 'About this App that the body text is very close, almost touching when viewed in landscape, but in portrait it is just fine. Is there a setting that controls this ie the white space in pixels between the navbar and the body text.

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	03/23/11 02:21 AM (14 years ago) Nice to be back on the forum, spent ALL DAY working on a growing to-do-list. Not that I know of. I just made a screen with one line of text and see exactly what you mean. It's less noticeable alone the left edge, the top edge is very noticable. The text is almost right-up-against the bottom of the nav bar. Ah, I see what's happening. I just selected hide-the-nav-bar and the hide-the-status-bar (you don't see these settings, yet in your control panel) and all was good. The navigation bar is 44px tall. When the Web View builds itself it subtracts 44 form it's height when in Landscape. Tinkering... Got it! I just added a little logic to re-adjust the frame around the webview during rotations. Works perfect. We'll be uploading a MAJOR project change in the next few days - the biggest set of fixes since v1.5 came out. This adjustment will be in that upload. Comments Nice to be back on the forum, spent ALL DAY working on a growing to-do-list. Not that I know of. I just made a screen with one line of text and see exactly what you mean. It's less noticeable alone the left edge, the top edge is very noticable. The text is almost right-up-against the bottom of the nav bar. Ah, I see what's happening. I just selected hide-the-nav-bar and the hide-the-status-bar (you don't see these settings, yet in your control panel) and all was good. The navigation bar is 44px tall. When the Web View builds itself it subtracts 44 form it's height when in Landscape. Tinkering... Got it! I just added a little logic to re-adjust the frame around the webview during rotations. Works perfect. We'll be uploading a MAJOR project change in the next few days - the biggest set of fixes since v1.5 came out. This adjustment will be in that upload.

Miereter Apple Fan Posts: 154 Reg: Feb 21, 2011 USA 1,540	03/23/11 06:50 AM (14 years ago) Cool, thanks a bunch David! You guys Rock! Comments Cool, thanks a bunch David! You guys Rock!

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