Dimitry

Hey! If state is not restored automatically, you can manually save `scrollY` (`scrollableLayout.getScrollY()`) value to a Bundle (`onSaveInstanceState`) and then just apply it when you need it with `scrollableLayout.setScrollY()`. Although...

Well, if fragment went through `onDestroyView` but not `onSaveInstanceState` you can try to leverage the fragment's arguments functionality. So, `onDestroyView` you save `scrollY`: ```java getArguments().putInt("key", scrollableLayout.getScrollY()); ``` and in `onViewCreated`...

Hm. Are you by any chance using `autoMaxScroll` feature? If yes, then before applying previously saved scroll you need to wait for the `ScrollableLayout` to be _laid out_ (internally ScrollableLayout...

Yeah, so I thought. I think there is a bug with state restoration in ScrollableLayout. Meanwhile, you could something like that: ```java @Override public void onViewCreated(View view, @Nullable Bundle savedInstanceState)...

Hello @khanguyen-appvity , maybe you can add a `OnPreDrawListener` when view is created and _manually_ scroll the content so header is hidden

@easyandroid hey! For the future - please provide proper description of an issue. Simple pair of expected/actual would be a good thing. Also some background would be OK. Hell, maybe...

Hello @ouchadam , it is indeed missing from the `ListHandler` and could be added in the next version

Hello @markushub , thank you for the effort to create this issue. Unfortunately I'm afraid I won't be able to help you as I'm not aware of the context in...

Hello @veer-sulakhe , there is no special handling for emojis in the library. Emojis are supported by the `TextView` and the platform, the same way as if you would call...

Hello @pramodshri , no, `:wink:` is not translated into `😉` and there is no plans to support this feature