Sticky header doesn't work with largeTitle
See original GitHub issueSticky header in FlatList and ScrollView doesn’t work with largeTitle
- @react-navigation/native: 5.2.6
- @react-navigation/stack: 5.3.1
- react-native-screens: 2.780
platform: iOS
mode: Debug
Device: iPhone XS
OS version: 13.4.5
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:12 (3 by maintainers)
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@WoLewicki and @ArekChr I opened an issue on the react-native GitHub regarding the sectionList sticky headers not taking the iOS translucent header into account here is a link to it
Yes, for non translucent headers this works fine