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I've been searching around and I can't find for the life of me where an extra div is being created... the only reason we care is that it's bringing a mid tone grey background color over the Nav bar and it's killing the look of our app.

Hoping for a bit of guidance, happy to post up any relevant code needed; nothing in home stands out (extra div shows up everywhere, so I'm guessing it's not in a single pages worth of css/html).

marko mandaric
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It might be worthwhile removing all classes from the navbar area, and then adding them back one by one and seeing which one/s cause the problem. Also check the Ionic documentation here to see if there's something else to check out.

Jack Bashford
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  • Awesome, which file should I look to for that? Home.ts? Thank you! – marko mandaric Jun 16 '18 at 02:54
  • One thing that I just noticed is that upon a new ionic serve being started, the toolbar-background-wp (windows phone, right?) changed to toolbar-background-md... That's Android, correct? I'm just trying to help out our developer who recently inherited this project from a team that ditched us in mid-development. – marko mandaric Jun 16 '18 at 03:07
  • reading up on this... and adding the Prod calls- there's less in there now, now it's just a singular div that's of the class "toolbar-background toolbar-background-md" https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43397839/what-does-the-ng-reflect-attribute-do-in-angular2-4 – marko mandaric Jun 16 '18 at 03:14
  • the change in "wp" to "md" seems to be because of my --lab or not --lab when calling ionic serve. Still a bit perplexed where to look at removing the classes... – marko mandaric Jun 16 '18 at 03:26