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Fix status bar color when a modal is open #9210
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@Tushu17 I get that it's an Android only issue, but we require contributors to post screenshots for all platforms before merging a PR (src: contributing.md) Please ping me after that's done, thank you!! |
@rushatgabhane, done. I have attached the images. |
@Tushu17 as per the screenshots you've added, the issue is reproducible on mWeb. Can you fix that? This doc might be helpful - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/meta/name/theme-color |
@rushatgabhane, Sure we can change the theme-color by manually setting the required color when modals/popover appears. |
@Tushu17 in which file will this function be? |
Btw, we change the You can see how that's done and solve this issue in a similiar way. |
@rushatgabhane , we can make a function like below:- function changeStatusbarColor(isModalVisible) { We can add the inside Lines 19 to 21 in bc571f3
Can you suggest where should I be creating this function? |
That seems like an anti pattern (modifying DOM elements directly), but there's proly no way around it.
@Tushu17 well, one way to do it would be under Keep in mind that we don't wanna change the status bar color on Web (Safari) |
@tgolen should we proceed with fixing this bug on mWeb too? Summary of the proposed changes -
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I think that mWeb should be the lowest of our priorities as we want people to use the dedicated apps and optimize for those. As this solution would require quite an odd workaround, I think that just fixing this for Android is sufficient!
Everything seems good to me so I will wait for @rushatgabhane approval. Thanks for the work @Tushu17 and Rushat
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@mountiny thanks for chiming in! 🎐
I agree, that makes sense!
was just exploring status bar colors for web because we could reuse the code if and when we add themes hehe
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I agree that is great to be on the lookout for! |
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This is causing a deploy blocker #9280 |
The revert has been merged. @Tushu17 Would you be able to look into a workaround to that regression? Thanks for any updates! |
At BaseModal.js we can add App/src/components/Modal/BaseModal.js Lines 79 to 81 in d2f9d61
We have to add statusBarTranslucent={false} for the Modal below because we are having issues in this modal. App/src/components/AttachmentModal.js Lines 156 to 158 in d2f9d61
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@Tushu17 Thanks! Would you be able to provide screenshots of this solution and maybe point out why it is happening for that particular modal and not for others? And also just to prevent jumping into any other regression - go through all the modals we have to make sure this is not happening for them too. |
@mountiny, when statusBarTranslucent is true the modal will go over the status bar and because the attachment modal covers the whole screen it was overlapping with the status bar so using the new approach we can just pass statusBarTranslucent={false} anywhere we don't want the modal to go over the status bar for example attachment modal. |
@Tushu17 Thank you
Lovely! Feel free to raise PR 🎉 |
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This PR fixes the different color issue of status bar when modal/popover is open in android
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