I’m reworking a PWA right into a iOS software utilizing PWABuilder.com and Xcode/Swift.
The issue I’m encountering is that PWABuilder is ignoring my theme_color. I need the splash-screen background to be orange and the standing bar to be white, and even higher, the background-color outlined in my CSS. When utilizing my PWA purely standalone, this works. The colours get solely tousled within the iOS/PWABuilder model.
Now I’m attempting to edit the colours in Xcode. I see two storyboards. I suppose LaunchSreen.storyboard is the splash display. This background-color is about to orange and is completely tremendous.
There is also Essential.storyboard. I suppose that is launched after the LaunchScreen. As a result of it’s a PWA, I suppose PWABuilder solely inserted a sort of WebView into the Essential-storyboard. The issue with the Essential-storyboard/WebView is that it has a splash-screen of its personal.
Essential.storyboard:
At present, I’ve simply hidden this splash display and gave this complete view a white background-color and hidden the splash display of the Essential-storyboard. This provides the wished conduct: An orange splash display and a white standing bar. However when loading the Essential storyboard a white display is proven for just a few seconds (as a result of I hid its splash-screen).
I assumed I may make the background-color of the splash-screen within the Essential orange (so it matches the splash-screen of LaunchSreen.storyboard) and the WebView’s background white (so the standing bar is white). This doesn’t work. The standing bars takes the colour of the background-color of the splash-screen in Essential.storyboard.
How do I repair this?
