ios display issue

[glen-stephens]

Love the plugin! Only buggy thing is on ios, when drawn in a listview, tapping on the card view treats the card as transparent on ios, even though a background color is explicitly set. Android does not exhibit this behavior. See example image:

[bradmartin]

Without looking I suspect it's the listview selection behavior of iOS uitableview. You'll want to disable the selection behavior. I can provide the snippet later. Not near computer now.

On Tue, Dec 5, 2017, 6:02 PM glen-stephens notifications@github.com wrote:

Love the plugin! Only buggy thing is on ios, when drawn in a listview, tapping on the card view treats the card as transparent on ios, even though a background color is explicitly set. Android does not exhibit this behavior. See example image:

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[glen-stephens]

Thanks!! Here is what I get if I give my labels a background color, however it would be better to get the card's background color to work.

[sittingbool]

having the same issue outside of listview too. also in earlier versions. if you wrap the content in a layout (I used Gridlayout) and give that a background color it works. Otherwise all the views inside the card will have a shadow. only on iOS

[yoat]

I have my CardViews wrapped in a WrapLayout with an explicit background color and still had the text-shadow issue on iOS.

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` Is that what @sittingbool is describing? Any suggestions (maybe a different layout or something)? I'm using Angular with NativeScript and everything looks as expected on Android.

[MichaelMarner]

Here's a workaround if you are running into this trying to have CardView inside a ListView. Assuming Angular, use an ElementRef to access the ListView inside your component, and then disable allowsSelection. eg:

Component.ts

export class MyComponent {
  @ViewChild('list') set list(l) {
    if (l && l.nativeElement.ios) {
      l.nativeElement.ios.allowsSelection = false;
    }
  }
}

Component.html

<ListView #list>
  <CardItem>...

The underlying UITableView on iOS trying to allow selection of the card is what is causing the background to become transparent.