I don’t actually like that padding and I have 3 rows of icons so even less screen real estate remains for editor (I am using an iPad mini in portrait mode).
So I kind of bailed out for now and have this (for more of a separation kind of thing):
I work with the status bar hidden when it covers the screen.
It is convenient to define a hot key in the hider plugin that supports hiding the status bar.
The following seems to work in every instance I’ve encountered in my brief time using it. I also included a commented out section to specify which plugins you want to see in the mobile status bar (hiding the rest)
/* show status bar on mobile */
.is-mobile .app-container .status-bar {
display: flex;
position: relative;
justify-content: center;
padding: 0;
background-color: black;
color: #b28ecc;
}
/* showonly specified plugin classnames in mobile status bar, commented out currently */
/*.is-mobile .app-container .status-bar > div:not(.plugin-obsidian-git) {
display: none;
}*/