Children are cut off when the screen size is too small about flutter_speed_dial

[Kaysen98]

For testing purposes I wrapped the column into a singlechildscrollview and added a boxconstraint of max-height to the container - that seems to fix the issue.

[prateekmedia]

Screenshot?

[Kaysen98]

Hey, I cant do a screenshot right now, but Ive got the speed dial with many items in it.
When I expand it, it renders all the items accordingly on top of each other, but there are so many speeddialchildren, that the height of the column hosting the children is just bigger than the screen height. So they just disappear/overflow.

I looked into the source code a little bit and you are rendering the child elements inside a column (or row, in this case a column) - maybe wrapping a scrollview around it would already fix the issue. Or maybe give the user the option to customize the wrapping widget :)

You can easily reproduce the issue if you add many children to the speeddial until it overflows.

Thanks in advance!

[Kaysen98]

@prateekmedia You've got time to implement that anytime soon? :)

[prateekmedia]

Unfortunately this package follows Material design which limits it to current implementation. We cannot add a scroll view just cause we can.