For needs like this, I always recommend abandoning the system’s own navigationBar and using your own navigationBar. Several of those big-name apps also use the system navigationBar. It can be seen that they basically write their own views. You can set the height as high as you want
Provided by the system, you can get the height attribute through runtime and assign the value through kvc. However, in general projects, you can customize the navigationBar yourself or hide it directly and use view instead
It’s all customizable, meet all your needs, don’t be limited to what the system provides, we can customize many functions. If the system cannot be used, we have to find a way to discard it. Well, that's what it looks like.
For needs like this, I always recommend abandoning the system’s own navigationBar and using your own navigationBar. Several of those big-name apps also use the system navigationBar. It can be seen that they basically write their own views. You can set the height as high as you want
Provided by the system, you can get the height attribute through runtime and assign the value through kvc. However, in general projects, you can customize the navigationBar yourself or hide it directly and use view instead
It’s all customizable, meet all your needs, don’t be limited to what the system provides, we can customize many functions. If the system cannot be used, we have to find a way to discard it. Well, that's what it looks like.