Is there a way to achieve an inset shadow?
See original GitHub issueI’ve tried a myriad of combinations using shadowOffset
without success. For context this would be used on a TextInput
but any reasonable number of wrappers would be acceptable.
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There’s also another trick: using a shadow, border and transparent background and hidding the overflow.
https://rnplay.org/apps/OgRtiw
Just FYI, I hacked inset shadows using react-native-linear-gradient.
👆🏽was achieved with: