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Trays need extra padding on iPhone X #782
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Hi @devongovett |
@sanskar-p that would be awesome! Let us know if you have any questions. 馃榾 |
@devongovett extremely sorry to bother you with such a simple issue. But I can't seem to successfully run |
@sanskar-p Looks like you need to install the windows dev tools (Visual Studio). See https://github.com/nodejs/node-gyp#on-windows. Let me know if it doesn't work. |
You can remove the It's not really needed anyway and just a kind of progress indicator in the terminal |
Yeah, that's an old artifact that we can get rid of |
Looks like nobody so far was working on Windows 馃槃 Add the package |
Did you by chance run |
I don't think I ran |
any warnings or errors of note in your terminal? |
There are some warnings when I run |
@sanskar-p I've opened a PR to fix the whole Windows situation (including a change to the webpack config to fix storybook): #805. |
Does this issue still occur? I've looked at the tray on my iPhone, but it seems that the grid layout adds enough space now? |
I believe it is still an issue yes. If you open the docs for Picker, and open the example, you can see that tapping near the bottom of the screen on the last item doesn't activate it probably due to the home indicator. |
馃悰 Bug Report
Trays on iPhone X or other iPhones with no home button are partially obscured by the home indicator at the bottom of the screen.
馃 Expected Behavior
There should be some extra padding at the bottom of the tray to account for the home indicator.
馃槸 Current Behavior
The home indicator sometimes overlaps or is too close to the contents of the tray, making it hard to access.
馃拋 Possible Solution
We could possibly add some padding using the safe area insets defined in CSS. Not tried this yet though. https://webkit.org/blog/7929/designing-websites-for-iphone-x/
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