I am trying to present a view in landscape orientation from a portrait view using the below code Button { isLandscapeViewPresented.toggle() } label: { Text("Click for landscape view") }.fullScreenCover(isPresented: $isLandscapeViewPresented) { LandscapeOnlyView { LandscapeView() } } And in LandscapeOnlyView wrapper…
When I try to set status bar color using library (flutter_statusbarcolor_ns) or directly using direct flutter code: void _setStatusBarColor(Color color) { SystemChrome.setSystemUIOverlayStyle(SystemUiOverlayStyle( statusBarColor: color, )); } Status bar color is not getting set properly. It is working in ipad portrait…
I am using this code to get the aspect ratio final deviceAspectRatio = View.of(context).physicalSize.aspectRatio; It gives correct result in portrait but when I change the orientation in landscape and run same code I get different result. I found that width…
I have followed all the links on Google and StackOverFlow, unfortunately, I could not find any reliable solution Specifically for iPad devices. I am using the sample code from Kodeco UISplitViewController. You can download the source code from here and…
In flutter how would I disable landscape orientation in Mobile below 700 pixels width only? For any other device above this they are allowed to use landscape or portrait orientation. Thanks
So I am creating flatlist of images. Which shows only one image at a time on the screen. Now if I rotate the device then the image which is in the landscape should be shown in full screen in landscape…
I have an iOS project where I want to be able to show the app only in Portrait and Upside Down mode. I did the following: Checked Portrait and Upside Down in target -> General -> Deployment Info -> Device…
I'm looking for a way to rotate iOS UI, without rotating the game view. The game I'm working on supports multiple orientations, but the game view takes care of the rotation and all animation related to that orientation change and…
I've created a swiftUI app and noticed that no matter what settings I change, the iPad version of the app will always allow portrait orientation. The iPhone version of the app works as expected. Here are some screenshots of my…