| commit | d8154c1f41d0771a6d75fe639ef7b0842094d418 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Neda Topoljanac <[email protected]> | Fri Jan 26 17:01:28 2024 +0000 |
| committer | Neda Topoljanac <[email protected]> | Mon Jan 29 18:52:20 2024 +0000 |
| tree | 3eb3890b0c4d133796e37a9b88d3234e4cb2e640 | |
| parent | 2f01f4d398b6a1c582560621a26f6e9d4e918032 [diff] |
Allow non full screen CircularProgressIndicator by removing margins Currently, CircularProgressIndicator has 6dp margins all around it so it's not tight to the screen. This is per UX spec, however, this makes is difficult to be built in a smaller size, as it will always have that extra space. This adds a setter for removing those margins, to be used as a non full screen variant. Note that, to control its size, it should be added in a Box or other elements. The EdgeContentLayout(2) also has margins around edges, but those layouts are generally built as full screen layout and have many other padding and margins based on % of the screen size, so there's no need to update them in order to allow adding content "inside" of the indicator, as that can be done manually. Bug: 321972591 Test: Added Relnote: "Addes method to remove outer margins from CircularProgressIndicator so it can be used as smaller component." Change-Id: I55c060580dee3bf3719a340043faf81d91c930f2
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