Specifically, the CompositionLocalProvider approach works for a BasicTextField but not for a TextField:

I have an ElevatedCard in my app and it looks really good:

I have a small composable function with just one parameter:

Could you explain why both TextField are being recomposed when I enter text in one ?

The DishCard function works correctly. How can I display the items in two columns?

Card( modifier = Modifier .width(200.dp) .height(390.dp) .padding(12.dp), shape = RoundedCornerShape(corner = CornerSize(15.dp)), null), ) { } I have tried using different parameters but i can’t resolve the issue not able to add colors it is showing error android-jetpack-compose New contributor Yashwanth B.S is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, […]

My Composeable is nearly to my liking, the last part would be to add an Icon on the top right of the Screen.
Here comes the issue, I’m using .weight(0.5f) two times to ensure, that my data has an automated maximum length and are visually shown with the same width regardless of how long the Text is.
I also need the Text to be aware of the Icon, so that the Text does not overflow (write over) the Icon or disappears behind the icon.

I have a single activity compose app and want to prevent screenshots in just a single screen. However, applying LayoutParams.FLAG_SECURE to the activity window will prevent screenshots from all screens within this activity.

I’m trying to create a full screen dialog in Jetpack Compose, but the bottom goes behind the bottom system nav and adds a gray bar as well. I’ve tried different iterations of padding, insets, contentPadding and can’t get it to go away. Some iterations will have the top go behind the top system bar as well.

I’ve mainly developed with Flutter and React Native, which both have hot reload features, so separate UI previews weren’t necessary.