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After looking through the code I noticed that itemSized is applied to both width and height.
This is great for the use of Icons, as they are a square (at least most of the times in my understanding), but leads to issues with custom widgets.
Lets say I use a custom widget as an icon (see #54), then there is a space build, which I can not get rid off:
(notice the top and bottom space)
here it would be great imo to either have a width and height property or let the user pass a size class.
Furthermore, but this could be another issue, if no size is passed the widget should autosize based on its children.
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After looking through the code I noticed that itemSized is applied to both width and height.
This is great for the use of Icons, as they are a square (at least most of the times in my understanding), but leads to issues with custom widgets.
Lets say I use a custom widget as an icon (see #54), then there is a space build, which I can not get rid off:
(notice the top and bottom space)
here it would be great imo to either have a width and height property or let the user pass a size class.
Furthermore, but this could be another issue, if no size is passed the widget should autosize based on its children.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: