Currently the documentation for the PageHeader claims the ability to set any custom Item as extension as long as they have an height, so I decided to implement the "flexible space" as header extension.[3]
While this works properly when using a PageStack, I got a completely different result with an AdaptivePageLayout: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jigZVlCPCkk
Adding a reference to the G+ post where the discussion has started. /plus.google. com/u/0/ 104470462565851 394948/ posts/58xHJVYUY mj
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It has been required to provide some case for which the default behaviour is not suitable.
I'm working on a note-taking app which would like to make use of a "Flexible space header"[1][2]: /www.youtube. com/watch? v=elFUk7bY7Ho
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Currently the documentation for the PageHeader claims the ability to set any custom Item as extension as long as they have an height, so I decided to implement the "flexible space" as header extension.[3] /www.youtube. com/watch? v=jigZVlCPCkk
While this works properly when using a PageStack, I got a completely different result with an AdaptivePageLayout:
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[1] Android UI guidelines - http:// www.google. com/design/ spec/patterns/ scrolling- techniques. html#scrolling- techniques- scrolling bazaar. launchpad. net/~ubuntu- sdk-team/ ubuntu- ui-toolkit/ staging/ view/head: /src/Ubuntu/ Components/ 1.3/PageHeader. qml#L214
[2] The video is pretty old, sorry for the double header, but it was a fully custom implementation at the time.
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