Does SectionList support multiple columns?
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I try to build a sectioned list with multiple columns on a row using ListView and flex-wrap (following the UIExplorer example). The problem is that both section header and list header component are positioned as “columns” among the normal cells, which breaks the layout.
I see that the new FlatList has a numColumns props but the new SectionList doesn’t.
Questions
How to implement a multi-column sectioned list in React Native? Which component should I use?
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 - Created 6 years ago
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 - Comments:9 (2 by maintainers)
 
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This issue looks like a question that would be best asked on StackOverflow.
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Will close this as this is really a question that should be asked on StackOverflow.
@irrigator If you use
flexWrap: 'wrap'like we used to have to do on ListViews, it works, but it gives a yellowbox warning about virtual lists not supporting it… but then again… it supports it.