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7.0.4 notification centre UI glitch
- Thread starter Liebo
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Normal. That line/logo is supposed to be translucent. You're simply just seeing what's beneath it.
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What I find odd is that iOS 7 brings weather info to the iPad notification center, but it still doesn't have a weather app.
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What I find odd is that iOS 7 brings weather info to the iPad notification center, but it still doesn't have a weather app.
I don't think it looks normal :/ the logo appears on top of the text but the text is sort of I between the app below and the background of the notification area. I guess as there is no blurring on iPad 3, it's rendering it this way. Still not normal. Hopefully 7.1 fixes it as they are changing this text in it anyway.
There's no weather app but a weather summary in the notification area, as per my screenshot.
There's no weather app but a weather summary in the notification area, as per my screenshot.
...d@mn Liebo... And I thought it was cold here!
Mine will be in centigrade
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iPad 3 doesn't have translucency, turning on high contrast makes notification area have a solid black background.
Yup, basically the difference between translucent and transparent (with darkening involved in this case).Mine will be in centigrade
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iPad 3 doesn't have translucency, turning on high contrast makes notification area have a solid black background.
If you have Photoshop, open an image, add a black semi-translucent layer and then text on top of that. Change blending mode of the text layer to Overlay and you'll achieve the exact effect without ever touching opacity controls.
The point of this exercise is to demonstrate, that the translucent text seen in Notification Centre and elsewhere isn't simply normal text with reduced opacity, but fully opaque text with special blending applied.
The point of this exercise is to demonstrate, that the translucent text seen in Notification Centre and elsewhere isn't simply normal text with reduced opacity, but fully opaque text with special blending applied.
