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'''SBAppStatusBarManager''' is a singleton class that manages the status bar. You can access the singleton instance with the nonstandard method as follows:
'''SBAppStatusBarManager''' is a singleton class (not available prior to iOS 7) that manages the status bar. You can access the singleton instance using the following method:
<source lang="objc">
<source lang="objc">
+(id)sharedInstance
+ (id)sharedInstance
</source>
</source>
== Modification ==
The following nonstandard method can be used to hide the status bar.
<source lang="objc">
- (void)hideStatusBar;
</source>
The following nonstandard method can be used to show the status bar.
<source lang="objc">
- (void)showStatusBar;
</source>
The following nonstandard method can be used to modify the opacity of the status bar.
<source lang="objc">
- (void)setStatusBarAlpha:(float)alpha;
</source>
However, it should be noted that all changes made to the status bar are temporary, and are reverted to defaults when an app is opened.
== References ==
* Header: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/7052315
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Latest revision as of 00:28, 3 October 2014

SBAppStatusBarManager is a singleton class (not available prior to iOS 7) that manages the status bar. You can access the singleton instance using the following method:

+ (id)sharedInstance

Modification

The following nonstandard method can be used to hide the status bar.

- (void)hideStatusBar;

The following nonstandard method can be used to show the status bar.

- (void)showStatusBar;

The following nonstandard method can be used to modify the opacity of the status bar.

- (void)setStatusBarAlpha:(float)alpha;

However, it should be noted that all changes made to the status bar are temporary, and are reverted to defaults when an app is opened.

References