iPad UI issues: Incomplete renders

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Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
15/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
ios
Domain
mobile

Research direction

The report bundles several separate iPad rendering problems: notes going invisible while editing, markdown tables not rendering, the floating keyboard breaking layout, and the action bar missing in zoomed block view. The payload names no files, tests or entry points, so the first step is to reproduce on an iPad or emulator and split the report into separate issues. Done would be one narrowed, reproducible problem with a named component.

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What Happened?

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  • Editing a block renders rest of the notes invisible
  • Markdown tables do not render
  • Floating keyboard also causing rendering issues
  • Action bar (indent controls etc.) are missing when zoomed into a block
  • Black sections on screen with floating keyboard and zoomed in block view
Reproduce the Bug

Zoom into a block for editing to check whether the action bar appears
Open keyboard and set to floating to check for rendering issues
Add a markdown table (or sync one) and it is not rendered as a table

Expected Behavior

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Browser, Desktop or Mobile Platform Information

iPad Air M4 running iPad OS 27.0.1
Logseq v2.0.2 (Build 50), Revision 709c3281

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