You can only hide the status bar using Status bar is initially hidden property in your info.plist.
Max:I want to set the statusbar as transparent ..Thank you – kanmani Feb 16 at 13:17 yes, I know. But it is only possible to hide it or make UIStatusBarStyleBlackTranslucent – Max Feb 16 at 13:22 @max:if i'm giving like this ,CODE: UIApplication sharedApplication setStatusBarStyle:UIStatusBarStyleBlackTranslucent; means it makes the statusbar as transparent ah? – kanmani Feb 16 at 13:26 Nope.
I makes it translucent (alpha = 0.5). Transparent has alpha = 0.0 – Max Feb 16 at 13:29 @max:how can I specify the alpha value 0.0 for make statusbar transparent. – kanmani Feb 16 at 13:33.
The best way of doing this is with info.plist. Have a look at Apple's UIKit pList keys, specifically UIStatusBarStyle (and the value UIStatusBarStyleBlackTranslucent) for making it translucent, or the UIStatusBardden key (for hiding it totally).
It's not possible to make the status bar transparent. There are only 3 possible styles (gray, black and black translucent) you can set and you cannot get the bar's UIView. However if you have static content behind it (i.e.
A fixed part of your UI that you can edit) you can set the status bar to black translucent and add a 50% white layer just behind the bar. This makes the bar appear to be transparent. Here's an example of what I mean.
The best solution for this problem is to set self. WantsFullScreenLayout = YES; in your view controller and UIApplication sharedApplication setStatusBarStyle:UIStatusBarStyleBlackTranslucent; for your status bar.
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