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Basic UI is wrong on Windows
Description
<Frame BorderColor="{DynamicResource Primary}" CornerRadius="5">
- bottom part is not displayed
<Label FontSize="Small">...</Label>
- font size is like 300% instead of
Small
Windows:
Android (any version):
Steps to Reproduce
https://github.com/janseris/MAUI_SQLServer_Test/commit/52b2a18adfec97d28b0f4dbaca83b3b1938d37aa
Version with bug
6.0.400 (current)
Last version that worked well
Unknown/Other
Affected platforms
Windows
Affected platform versions
Windows 10
Did you find any workaround?
No response
Relevant log output
No response
The other interesting thing is that neither of them break the labels into lines
The other interesting thing is that neither of them break the labels into lines
Yes I was wondering about that, too. Also another thing is that AFAIK, stack layout doesn't have any property which would define the alignment of children (vertically and horizontally) inside the stack layout, every child must define it on their self which is a loooot of copy paste.
The other interesting thing is that neither of them break the labels into lines
Are you using the LineBreakMode property?, happens on Windows?
@jsuarezruiz Looking at their code, and it doesn't look like it. Although (bit off-topic), I think that the LineBreakMode should default to true, and you should opt out of it when you don't need it.
The other interesting thing is that neither of them break the labels into lines
Are you using the LineBreakMode property?, happens on Windows?
Yes, label not breaking lines happens on windows. You can see it in the first screenshot - the long line text is Preview 5.2.something which is cut out.
If the Frame is the main content of the page, works as is expected. But not the others. In Android works fine.
Any workaround? Guillermo
The problem (in my code) is that the Frame is inside a VerticalLayout, using StackLayout works fine.
Hope this help. Guillermo
Si sirve para algo, decir que en Xamarin para Android (en este caso, ni en Windows ni en iOS) también me ha ocurrido:
La solución en ese caso ha sido ponerle un margen el StackLayout que tiene el contenido del Frame.
<Frame x:Name="grbListView" Margin="4,0" Padding="3,0">
<StackLayout>
<Frame x:Name="grbListView" Margin="4,0" Padding="3,0">
<StackLayout Margin="2">
Guillermo P.S. Perdón si no es el sitio correcto para comentarlo, aunque esto solo me ha ocurrido en una ocasión, y me resultó raro, ya que este fallo comentado en este "issue" es para Windows con .NET MAUI y nunca me había ocurrido con Xamarin.Forms.
This seems ok to me now on 7.0.59 of MAUI:
There were previously some more issues with Frame and there have been fixes for that control in more recent updates, though I'd generally suggest using Border instead of Frame for a more consistent experience across platforms now.
In any case, this one looks resolved to me.
This seems ok to me now on 7.0.59 of MAUI:
There were previously some more issues with Frame and there have been fixes for that control in more recent updates, though I'd generally suggest using
Borderinstead of Frame for a more consistent experience across platforms now.In any case, this one looks resolved to me.
Frame seems OK.
The font size small on Label does not seem to work here. From the original post:
<Label FontSize="Small">...</Label>font size is like 300% instead of Small