Open DimaGavrushko opened 4 years ago
Propably you have already solved/ worked around the problem, but a solution would be to use TouchableHighlight or TouchableOpacity instead of TouchableWithoutFeedback. TouchableHighlight and TouchableOpacity are like views with onPress functionality and optical feedback when pressed. So, by providing them with your desired dimensions (width and height or flex), you should achieve what you are aiming for.
Another solution, if you want to use TouchableWithoutFeedback, you can wrap BlurView (NOT TouchableWithoutFeedback) with a View that has dimensions.
console.log
not triggering on android "react-native": "0.62.2", "@react-native-community/blur": "^3.4.1", Android: 10