The Xamarin Community Toolkit is a collection of Animations, Behaviors, Converters, and Effects for mobile development with Xamarin.Forms. It simplifies and demonstrates common developer tasks building iOS, Android, and UWP apps with Xamarin.Forms.
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[Bug] TabView's TabIndicatorView overlays TabViewItem in v2.0.6 #1995
In previous versions the TabViewItem was placed in front of the TabIndicatorView, allow you to essentially set a background for the selected tab view item, which is how I was using it. In the latest version v2.0.6 the indicator now overlays whatever is in the TabViewItem. This occurs on both Android and iOS.
This seems to have been changed in repsonse to issue #1925 in commit #1926
Go to any page with a TabView where the TabViewIndicator is the size of the entire TabViewItem
Expected Behavior
TabIndicatorView is still in the background. Or as it seems some people want the functionality of it being in the foreground, maybe a way to select the behaviour?
Actual Behavior
TabIndicatorView covers the TabViewItem.
Basic Information
Version with issue: 2.0.6
Last known good version: 2.0.5
IDE: Visual studio
Platform Target Frameworks:
iOS: 17.0
Android: 13.0
Nuget Packages:
Affected Devices: All Android and iPhone/iPad devices
Description
In previous versions the TabViewItem was placed in front of the TabIndicatorView, allow you to essentially set a background for the selected tab view item, which is how I was using it. In the latest version v2.0.6 the indicator now overlays whatever is in the TabViewItem. This occurs on both Android and iOS.
This seems to have been changed in repsonse to issue #1925 in commit #1926
Link to Reproduction Sample
https://github.com/kobbok/XCTTabViewBug
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
TabIndicatorView is still in the background. Or as it seems some people want the functionality of it being in the foreground, maybe a way to select the behaviour?
Actual Behavior
TabIndicatorView covers the TabViewItem.
Basic Information
Workaround
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