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Current behavior:
I checked out the ionic tabs starter (ionic-angular 3.9.2) and ran it on my ipad (iOS 10.3.3). When selecting another tab and then switching the orientation from portrait to landscape, the tabs are placed above the header bar. The tabs are also overlapping the statusbar when this happens. (.tabbar.show-tabbar is getting a top 0 which should be 64px)
After this, if you do another interaction on the screen, tabbing on a different tab for example, the tabs are placed under the header bar again and top is set to 64px. (still in landscape mode)
When switching orientation mode back to portrait a top of 0 is applied to the tabbar again, resulting in overlapping the statusbar.
Expected behavior:
The tabs should not be positioned above the header bar and overlap the statusbar when switching orientation.
Steps to reproduce:
Start the ionic starter application with tabs and click on a different tab. After that switch from portrait mode to landscape => tabs are above header and overlapping the statusbar.
Related code:
.tabbar.show-tabbar is getting a top 0 which should be 64px
Ionic info: (run ionic info from a terminal/cmd prompt and paste output below):
Original issue by @warri93 on 2018-01-04T10:46:35Z
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[ ] 2.x
[X] 3.x
[ ] 4.x
I'm submitting a ... (check one with "x")
[X] bug report
[ ] feature request
Current behavior:
I checked out the ionic tabs starter (ionic-angular 3.9.2) and ran it on my ipad (iOS 10.3.3). When selecting another tab and then switching the orientation from portrait to landscape, the tabs are placed above the header bar. The tabs are also overlapping the statusbar when this happens. (.tabbar.show-tabbar is getting a top 0 which should be 64px)
After this, if you do another interaction on the screen, tabbing on a different tab for example, the tabs are placed under the header bar again and top is set to 64px. (still in landscape mode)
When switching orientation mode back to portrait a top of 0 is applied to the tabbar again, resulting in overlapping the statusbar.
Expected behavior:
The tabs should not be positioned above the header bar and overlap the statusbar when switching orientation.
Steps to reproduce:
Start the ionic starter application with tabs and click on a different tab. After that switch from portrait mode to landscape => tabs are above header and overlapping the statusbar.
Related code:
.tabbar.show-tabbar is getting a top 0 which should be 64px
Ionic info: (run
ionic info
from a terminal/cmd prompt and paste output below):The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: