CB-11830 (iOS) Fix doc typos in PR#114

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Kerri Shotts 2016-09-29 12:03:57 -05:00
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@ -59,9 +59,9 @@ There are two mechanisms for displaying a launch screen on iOS:
2. Launch storyboard images: Images are sized based on scale, idiom, and size classes. Supports all devices, and can be used with split-screen/slide-over multitasking.
Apple is moving away from legacy launch images. There is no official support for providing a native-resolution launch image for the iPad pro 12.9 or for providing launch images that work with split-screen multitasking or slide-over. If your app doesn't need to support these contexts, then you can continue to use legacy launch images for as long as you like.
Apple is moving away from legacy launch images. There is no official support for providing a native-resolution launch image for the iPad Pro 12.9 or for providing launch images that work with split-screen multitasking or slide-over. If your app doesn't need to support these contexts, then you can continue to use legacy launch images for as long as you like.
The preferred method of providing launch images is to use a launch storyboard. For native app developers, the ideal launch storyboard is an unpopulated version of the app's user interface at launch. For non-native app developers who don't wish to learn interface builder, however, this plugin simulates the legacy launch image method as much as is feasible.
The preferred method of providing launch images is to use a launch storyboard. For native app developers, the ideal launch storyboard is an unpopulated version of the app's user interface at launch. For non-native app developers who don't wish to learn Interface Builder, however, this plugin simulates the legacy launch image method as much as is feasible.
#### Legacy launch images