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When using the fragment usage, what is the behavior? IS the behavior dependent on whether on a tablet (float offset from lower left corner) or small device (against bottom, pushing up the current bottom view).
If this isn't the behavior, it would be nice if it was, as it would do all the work of bumping up various obscured views...
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Not exactly sure what you mean Kenny, the SnackBar does differ if you are using phone or a tablet based on the guidelines here Google Material Design Spec
What I meant was that in the event you used if with a View parent, would it
be possible to move up the children of the view, currently it does not
adjust anything, just uses the View as the parent of the SnackBar, which is
nice, but would be helpful to adjust the views around it with the same
animation speed and such. I realize it is difficult to figure out what
views should move (Floating Buttons) or resize (the ListView/Recycler
view?) or other options.
Understand where I'm going?
On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 11:14 AM MrEngineer13 [email protected]
wrote:
Not exactly sure what you mean Kenny, the SnackBar does differ if you are
using phone or a tablet based on the guidelines here Google Material Design
Spec
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When using the fragment usage, what is the behavior? IS the behavior dependent on whether on a tablet (float offset from lower left corner) or small device (against bottom, pushing up the current bottom view).
If this isn't the behavior, it would be nice if it was, as it would do all the work of bumping up various obscured views...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: