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SVProgressHUD not showing at the center of screen in both devices

SVProgressHUD

Put down this code in your SVProgressHUD.m file line number 1356.


- (CGFloat)visibleKeyboardHeight {

#if !defined(SV_APP_EXTENSIONS)
        UIWindow *keyboardWindow = nil;

        for (UIWindow *testWindow in UIApplication.sharedApplication.windows) {
            if (@available(iOS 11.0, *)) {

                if([testWindow.class isEqual:NSClassFromString(@"UIRemoteKeyboardWindow")]) {

                    keyboardWindow = testWindow;
                    break;
                }

            } else {

                if(![testWindow.class isEqual:UIWindow.class]) {
                    keyboardWindow = testWindow;
                    break;
                }
            }
        }
        
        for (__strong UIView *possibleKeyboard in keyboardWindow.subviews) {

            NSString *viewName = NSStringFromClass(possibleKeyboard.class);
            if([viewName hasPrefix:@"UI"]){

                if([viewName hasSuffix:@"PeripheralHostView"] || [viewName hasSuffix:@"Keyboard"]){

                    return CGRectGetHeight(possibleKeyboard.bounds);
                } else if ([viewName hasSuffix:@"InputSetContainerView"]){
                    for (__strong UIView *possibleKeyboardSubview in possibleKeyboard.subviews) {

                        viewName = NSStringFromClass(possibleKeyboardSubview.class);
                        if([viewName hasPrefix:@"UI"] && [viewName hasSuffix:@"InputSetHostView"]) {

                            return CGRectGetHeight(possibleKeyboardSubview.bounds);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
#endif
        return 0;
    }

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