Android Question Transparent StatusBar and NavigationBar Using B4XPages

[Mike1970]

Hi everyone,
i wish to achive this type of result

where the content of my app can be displayed on all the screen (so statusbar and navigation bar are transparent).
I already took a look at this post but trying it on my phone i noticed that the offset sizing is not dynamic, but is fixed on 24dip and on my screen it result in a higher navigation bar.

This is the official documentation but i don't know how to do it in B4A

Display content edge-to-edge in your app | Views | Android Developers

developer.android.com

Thanks in advance

 

[jahswant]

Immersive Mode - hide the navigation bar

Immersive mode means full screen mode where the navigation bar is also hidden. The user can bring back the bars by swiping near the edges. The required steps are: 1. Call setSystemUiVisibility with the immersive flags. This is done in Activity_WindowFocusChanged. 2. Get the full display size...

www.b4x.com

 

[Mike1970]

Immersive Mode - hide the navigation bar

Immersive mode means full screen mode where the navigation bar is also hidden. The user can bring back the bars by swiping near the edges. The required steps are: 1. Call setSystemUiVisibility with the immersive flags. This is done in Activity_WindowFocusChanged. 2. Get the full display size...

www.b4x.com

Thanks for the link but this is a different thing, i need edge-to-edge content not immersive mode.

The difference is that the StatusBar and the NavigationBar are not hiddent like in immersive mode, but are simply over the content and transparent (or translucent depending on the type of NavigationBar)

 

[aeric]

Not sure my Manifest snippet could do the trick? Set the color for "statusbar" and "navigationBar" to transparent.

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