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As mentioned in the CollectionView Spec xamarin/Xamarin.Forms#3172, a bindable property named: IsHeaderStickyProperty , IsFooterSticky : Specifies whether the header/footer remains in place as the user scrolls or scrolls with the items in the list (current behaviour).
Ps: To be used not for Group headers but for single main header CollectionView.Header.
Public API Changes
public static readonly BindableProperty IsHeaderStickyProperty;
public bool IsHeaderSticky { get; set; }
public static readonly BindableProperty IsFooterStickyProperty;
public bool IsFooterSticky { get; set; }
Intended Use-Case
Provide the ability to keep the header prominent and fixed while user scroll.
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Description
Initially from Xamarin repo xamarin/Xamarin.Forms#13121
As mentioned in the CollectionView Spec xamarin/Xamarin.Forms#3172, a bindable property named:
IsHeaderStickyProperty
,IsFooterSticky
: Specifies whether the header/footer remains in place as the user scrolls or scrolls with the items in the list (current behaviour).Ps: To be used not for Group headers but for single main header
CollectionView.Header
.Public API Changes
Intended Use-Case
Provide the ability to keep the header prominent and fixed while user scroll.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: