UPDATE 2
My suspicious ones were true. The problem was in the animation because I did not take into account the origin of the Y axis, which was different when the call status bar was shown. I will also add an answer with the appropriate code.
UPDATE 1
I had the thought that menu animation was causing a problem. When I click the menu, it starts the animation to open the menu. The animation shifts the presented VC to the right, compresses it a bit and rotates it along the z axis to make it smooth. I will research in this direction and update if I find anything.
ORIGINAL MAIL
I noticed some problems with the user interface when the Inbox status bar is displayed in my application.
I have a custom view that acts like my navigation bar and contains a small button to return to the menu. (I will name him menuBtn). Under this customizable navigation bar there is a table view containing tableViewHeadertwo buttons for moving between days in the table. (I will name these buttons: prevBtenand nextBtn). I will use these 3 views as an example, but the problem completely wanes ...
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- (void)replaceChildStoryboard:(NSString *)storyboardName
{
[currNav removeFromParentViewController];
[currNav.view removeFromSuperview];
UIStoryboard *storyboard = [UIStoryboard storyboardWithName:storyboardName bundle:nil];
UINavigationController *vc = [storyboard instantiateInitialViewController];
currNav = vc;
[self addChildViewController:currNav];
[self.view addSubview:currNav.view];
[currNav didMoveToParentViewController:self];
[self slideNavAnimated:NO];
[self navPressed];
}
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