Implement workaround for potential visual glitch

Using CGRectGetMaxY resolves a layout issue where otherwise the inset ends below the navbar (e.g. Phone 14 Pro iOS18), but at the same time it causes an issue with the inset not taking into account the status bar (e.g. iPod Touch iOS15.5). This seems to be caused by calling this method from viewDidLoad instead of willLayoutSubviews. This workaround avoids rework of DetailVC's delicate layout.

Author: wutschel

XBMC Remote/Utilities.m

@@ -992,7 +992,14 @@ + (CGFloat)getTopPadding {
 }
 
 + (CGFloat)getTopPaddingWithNavBar:(UINavigationController*)navCtrl {
-    CGFloat topPadding = UIApplication.sharedApplication.statusBarFrame.size.height + navCtrl.navigationBar.frame.size.height;
+    // Workaround: Using CGRectGetMaxY resolves a layout issue where otherwise the inset ends below the navbar (e.g.
+    // iPhone 14 Pro iOS18), but at the same time it causes an issue with the inset not taking into account the status
+    // bar (e.g. iPod Touch iOS15.5). This seems to be caused by calling this method from viewDidLoad instead
+    // of willLayoutSubviews. This workaround avoids rework of DetailVC's delicate layout.
+    CGFloat topPadding = CGRectGetMaxY(navCtrl.navigationBar.frame);
+    if (topPadding <= navCtrl.navigationBar.frame.size.height) {
+        topPadding = UIApplication.sharedApplication.statusBarFrame.size.height + navCtrl.navigationBar.frame.size.height;
+    }
     return topPadding;
 }