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The problem is simple, the Profile viewController has a NavigationBar just under the status bar. I push another viewController on top of the current one. This new viewController hides the status bar.

When I go back USING A SWIPE BACK GESTURE to the Profile viewController, the navigationBar has moved up by the size of the status bar height.

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The related question is UINavigationBar moving under status bar when another viewController hides status bar

Any ideas?

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  • This answer should work in both! Are you manually implementing swipegesture regognizer or saying about default swipe to go back? – Ketan Parmar May 26 '16 at 09:41

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Actually,

in that case too, using the following also works.

[[UIApplication sharedApplication] setStatusBarHidden:NO];

Calling this in viewWillDisappear of the second view controller solves the issue. The main View controller contains a main view and I add a tableView in within the view (the blue-ish color on the screenshot is the header of the tableview).

Somehow, this composition doesn't layout really well... I have no idea why. Somebody wrote that to avoid this kind of layout issues, using a scrollView as a container makes the trick but I can't add tableViews to a scrollView...

If anybody has an explanation about why this layout problem happens, I'd be happy about it.

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