Public bug reported:
ListView supports showing a section headers (for example A, B, C... in
an address book), see http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-listview.html
#section-prop
These ListView sections header can be configured to stay visible at the
top of the ListView when it is moved (sections.labelPositioning =
ViewSection.CurrentLabelAtStart). We need guidelines how to combine this
with a (moving) PageHeader.
For example, by default the sections header would hide between the
PageHeader when the PageHeader is locked, but the PageHeader can also be
configured to hide when scrolling down in the listview or show when
scrolling up. In that case, the sections header would be hidden behind
the page header when scrolling up, and visible when scrolling down.
So, I think that section headers should never be combined with an auto-
hiding page header. Best is to recommend to use a fixed PageHeader only
when there are section headers. This needs to be added to the UX
guidelines.
** Affects: ubuntu-ux
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Package changed: ubuntu-ui-toolkit (Ubuntu) => ubuntu-ux
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1561000
Title:
Guidelines needed using PageHeader+ListView header
Status in Ubuntu UX:
New
Bug description:
ListView supports showing a section headers (for example A, B, C... in
an address book), see http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-listview.html
#section-prop
These ListView sections header can be configured to stay visible at
the top of the ListView when it is moved (sections.labelPositioning =
ViewSection.CurrentLabelAtStart). We need guidelines how to combine
this with a (moving) PageHeader.
For example, by default the sections header would hide between the
PageHeader when the PageHeader is locked, but the PageHeader can also
be configured to hide when scrolling down in the listview or show when
scrolling up. In that case, the sections header would be hidden behind
the page header when scrolling up, and visible when scrolling down.
So, I think that section headers should never be combined with an
auto-hiding page header. Best is to recommend to use a fixed
PageHeader only when there are section headers. This needs to be added
to the UX guidelines.
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