Example code: P8349
Output is shown below; note that the panel containing the word "middle" was supposed to appear below the panel containing the IndexLayout, but appears on top of it.
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Apr 5 2019, 1:49 AM |
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Apr 5 2019, 1:49 AM |
Example code: P8349
Output is shown below; note that the panel containing the word "middle" was supposed to appear below the panel containing the IndexLayout, but appears on top of it.
I think (though I am not sure) that this is happening because deep inside an IndexLayout, there exists a StackLayout which helps showing only one of the tabs at any given time. So when you put an indexLayout inside a StackLayout, you are essentially nesting StackLayouts, and the CSS model for StackLayouts does not support nesting at all.