You're adding notificationBar on top of all other views in your window. You need to add it as a subview of the nav bar's superview, below the nav bar.
You're adding notificationBar on top of all other views in your window. You need to add it as a subview of the nav bar's superview, below the nav bar. Let's say your UINavigationBar is in a property self.navBar.
Try this: - (void)showNotificationBar { CGRect frame = CGRectMake(0, 0, 320, 44); frame.origin. Y = CGRectGetMaxY(self.navBar. Frame) - frame.size.
Height; notificationBar. Frame = frame; self.navBar. Superview insertSubview:notificationBar belowSubview:self.
NavBar; UIView animateWithDuration:0.5 animations:^{ CGRect frame = notificationBar. Frame; frame.origin. Y = CGRectGetMaxY(self.navBar.
Frame); notificationBar. Frame = frame; }; }.
A quick look at this and it looks like you want to research how to "Mask" a layer. Take a look at this post. "Masking" an animation?
IPhone SDK If you were to mask your drop down menu under a view (a hidden view) you could get the animation to show without looking like it came from above your navigation bar, but below it.
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