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Styling a Kotlin Button - How To: #207
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I'm trying to style a Button on both iOS & Kotlin. I know very little of Kotlin coding etc. Here's an Image of what I've got now. We see that the Kotlin button is vertically fat and for some reason warpping the text. How could I go about getting similar buttons on both platforms? Do I adjust the iOS Button - with the hope it effects the Kotlin Button in a good way? Or do I #if SKIP the View code and try to code Kotlin Buttons - instead of relying upon the Skip generated code? |
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maybe I should drop the code in here... |
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This button on Android breaking the text into 2 lines... was resolved by playing with the LazyVGrid parameters... It takes some getting use to... but with Skip... you can do most of what you need to do in SwiftUI... don't think about the Kotlin code... that is a path to headaches. |
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This button on Android breaking the text into 2 lines... was resolved by playing with the LazyVGrid parameters...
It takes some getting use to... but with Skip... you can do most of what you need to do in SwiftUI... don't think about the Kotlin code... that is a path to headaches.