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Are you rounding the corners at the top? it doesn't look right because the view is attached to the top.

The demo displays the banner on the left, instead of the top, while in landscape. Same happens in my app (installed via cocoa pods).

Could u do a style with a white background?

I found that when you segue from one view controller to another, and have any unfinished notifications, it takes a while for new notifications to appear in the new view controller. Using the -hide method didn't resolve this issue.

So, I added a class method which you can use to manually clear global notification queue when you switch between view controllers. This made all my notifications appear at the right times on iOS 6.

(Class Method) (AJNotificationView *)clearNotificationQueue {
notificationQueue = nil;

return nil;

}

the demo project when run in landscape mode causes the notification view to not display correctly.. it flies from right to left and goes off screen

Currently the text does not take into account of the region occupied by the detail disclosure when it is shown. To see the issue, either reproduce it as follow or see the image attached below.

For example, using the sample demo project. Change the default text from "Detail disclosure notification" to "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. ", like so:

- (IBAction)showOrangeNotificationWithoutlines:(id)sender {
    [AJNotificationView showNoticeInView:self.view
                                    type:AJNotificationTypeBlue
                                   title:@"Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. "
                         linedBackground:AJLinedBackgroundTypeAnimated
                               hideAfter:2.5f offset:0.0f delay:0.0f detailDisclosure:YES
                                response:^{
                                    NSLog(@"Response block");
                                }
     ];
}

If you push a second view while the first view is displaying a AJNotification will make it stop working. No other AJNotification will be shown until you restart the app.

The only work around I found is to use:
hideCurrentNotificationViewAndClearQueue

That was my fault