When developing UniApp apps, iOS and Android often render styles differently; this article outlines three typical visual mismatches—padding, font size, and notch handling—and provides concrete platform‑specific code fixes and best‑practice recommendations.
This article explains how to resolve the iPhone X bottom safe‑area blank space that appears when using height: 100% in WKWebView, providing both native iOS adjustments and a temporary front‑end CSS workaround with code examples.
This article explains why the traditional method of adding a bottom‑bar class fails on iPhone X‑style devices, and demonstrates a modern solution using viewport‑fit and safe‑area insets to keep content clear of the notch and bottom bar in both portrait and landscape orientations.
This article explains how to adapt web pages for iPhone X's bottom home indicator by using the viewport‑fit meta tag, the CSS env() and constant() functions, and various padding or margin techniques to ensure fixed elements stay within the safe area, with practical code examples.
This guide explains the iPhone X bottom‑area adaptation problem and shows step‑by‑step CSS solutions—including viewport‑fit, safe‑area insets, and @supports rules—to ensure fixed navigation, back‑to‑top buttons, and other bottom‑anchored elements display correctly without being obscured by the Home Indicator.
This guide walks iOS developers through adapting apps for iPhone X by explaining safe area concepts, UIKit auto‑adjustments, Auto Layout with UILayoutGuide, code‑level APIs, Home Indicator handling, and provides practical code snippets and visual references.
