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I’m having a problem overriding Cordova’s defaults when writing an app.
I’m writing an iOS app using the Cordova (formerly PhoneGap) framework and Xcode. Cordova lets me add a splash screen for the project by just dragging and dropping it in under the info tab for my project in Xcode. This part works fine, but there is a default loading-indicator gif running over the top of the splash image (I’m not sure whether it’s from Xcode or from Cordova).
How can I remove the loading-indicator image?
You can remove the loading spinner in Cordova.plist. Set ShowSplashScreenSpinner to false.
Update:
In Cordova 3.0+ adding
<preference name="ShowSplashScreenSpinner" value="false" />to your config.xml will accomplish the same goal.