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But when you set the height attribute of the viewport metatag to device-height,
Exactly. Plus, jQuery Mobile doesn't want you do do this."The UIWebView is already correctly sized, and takes into account the statusbar already. The meta tag viewport implementation of the UIWebView does not take into account the statusbar – thus you will have to remove the "height=device-height" value"
(see my first post)
Not using the statusbar plugin would make scrollable pages on IOS 7 scroll underneath the statusbar, which does not look good at all (padding-top: 20px is no use on scrollable pages).
So where should one try to solve the issue?
On iOS 7, make the statusbar overlay or not overlay the WebView.
StatusBar.overlaysWebView(true);
Yes, that's what I am currently doing to prevent the underscroll on IOS7.Did you try setting StatusBar.overlaysWebView to false?
You need to solve the problem with your tab bar, which you didn't mention initially in your post.
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