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The Index Bar overlaps content. If your ViewHolder layout doesn't have a margin, the Index Bar gets in the way of the content. Its even worse if you give the Index Bar a margin. This is true both for Vertical Views and Grid Views. Could you possibly add and attribute like app:indexBarContentMargin so that the users can set the Index Bar margin from viewHolder content.
When you have few items in your RecyclerView, there are of course less sections for the Index Bar to display. Could you add an option/attribute like app:wrapIndexBarSectionText so that the Index Bar can wrap it's height to the amount of section content in it. Possibly even adding the option setIndexBarGravity="TOP", setIndexBarGravity="Center" and setIndexBarGravity="Bottom".
Currently the Index Bar spans the full height of the view regardless of how many sections there are to show in it. It looks quite bad when you have few items in your RecyclerView.
Thank you.
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The Index Bar overlaps content. If your ViewHolder layout doesn't have a margin, the Index Bar gets in the way of the content. Its even worse if you give the Index Bar a margin. This is true both for Vertical Views and Grid Views. Could you possibly add and attribute like app:indexBarContentMargin so that the users can set the Index Bar margin from viewHolder content.
When you have few items in your RecyclerView, there are of course less sections for the Index Bar to display. Could you add an option/attribute like app:wrapIndexBarSectionText so that the Index Bar can wrap it's height to the amount of section content in it. Possibly even adding the option setIndexBarGravity="TOP", setIndexBarGravity="Center" and setIndexBarGravity="Bottom".
Currently the Index Bar spans the full height of the view regardless of how many sections there are to show in it. It looks quite bad when you have few items in your RecyclerView.
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: