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I've been updating the README as well where it specifies how to install the CocoaPod with the specific version. I think it is safe to just say...

pod "ECSlidingViewController", :tag => "~> 1.3"

...without the patch number

I believe you're correct. Updated.

Updated ECSlidingViewController CocoaPod to 1.3.2 CocoaPods/Specs@4932876. Thanks @jeffarena!

Anyone else has the problem, that the view height is wrong on ios6 (built with ios7 SDK)?? It's 20pt too high.

I fixed it in my subclass like this:

- (CGRect)fullViewBounds
{
  if ([[[UIDevice currentDevice] systemVersion] floatValue] >= 7.0) {
       return [super fullViewBounds];
  }

  return (CGRect){CGPointZero, [[UIScreen mainScreen] applicationFrame].size};
}

@jaydee3 are you able to demonstrate the problem with the sample app? i checked things out yesterday before cutting the release branch and everything looked happy on iOS 6.

@jeffarena I just ran into this when I updated to 1.3.2. It happens when you run the sample app on iOS 6.1. Just add a couple of more items to SampleTableViewController and you can see for yourself. I just played around a bit and it works correctly in 1.3.0, seems like the bug was introduced in 1.3.1

jep perfectly visible in the example app, just add more rows to the tableview example. @jeffarena

I'll take a look and get a fix pushed later today.