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on iOS no matter of the radius i set the cards are never "rounded" - is that expected behaviour ( I can see that on all your iOS screenshots it is flat as well, but i don't see any mention about this in your docs.
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I'm getting most of my CardViews with rounded corners on iOS, but not all. I found that adding padding to the first StackLayout rounded the corners, but I wasn't able to reproduce this effect in a simple case.
For my case, I found it might because of the inner layer border radius did not setup correctly.
Try make both 2 radius set to the same value. <CardView radius="10"> <StackLayout borderRadius="10"> SomeOtherContentHere </StackLayout> </CardView>
In my case, CardView radius will always change. However, if the inner content does not have a borderRadius, it looks like it is still not rounded.
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on iOS no matter of the radius i set the cards are never "rounded" - is that expected behaviour ( I can see that on all your iOS screenshots it is flat as well, but i don't see any mention about this in your docs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: