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Hi @kushsolitary, no you can't. But it could be implemented, we just need to add a case to NotchDimension.
enum NotchReference {
case parent, overlay
}
extension NotchDimension {
/// Creates a dimension that is computed as a fraction of the height of the passed reference.
static func fractional(_ value: Double, reference: NotchReference = .parent) -> NotchDimension
}
Hi @ZachJiroun, unfortunately I didn't take the time to implement it.
Would you like to try? :)
It shouldn't be too hard. The hardest part is the testing.
Hello,
Is there a way to set the max notch of the overlay to the height of the content inside the overlay?
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