dayView image clipchildren="false" not working
See original GitHub issueI added an image view as a background in each day cell. the background can be bigger than a single cell since I am setting its dimensions programmatically. I also do not want it to get cut by each day cell so I am setting clipToPadding="false"
and clipChildren="false"
to each parent and sub parent layout. This is not working. I think its because the day view layout is not directly included in the calendar layout but is referenced by passing it through cv_dayViewResource
. Is this correct? is there a way I can still manage to let each day background overflow into its neighbors?
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Sorry for the confusion. The fix makes it unnecessary to set the
clipChildren
property. The library set this to true in the past but this has since been removed long before0.4.0
. I think you have a different use case. Glad you figured something out.Ah I see - thanks for the explanation and response!