iOS header overlaps with UI #6966 (Fixed) #7294
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fix: resolve iOS header overlap by adding safe area insets to CSS - Added safe area insets to ensure proper padding for iOS devices - Applied padding-top, padding-bottom, and side insets for better UI alignment - Ensured header and layout are no longer blocked by system elements
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iOS header overlaps with UI (Fixed):
fix: resolve iOS header overlap by adding safe area insets to CSS
Issue:
Closes #6966
Description:
This PR resolves the issue where the iOS header (time, date, battery, etc.) overlaps with the UI when the app is viewed on iPads. The problem stems from the layout not considering the iOS-specific safe area insets.
env(safe-area-inset-*)) to ensure proper padding for iOS devices.padding-top,padding-bottom, and side insets for better alignment and to prevent header overlap.Preview:
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