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[Bug 1486008] Re: leading actions width is too small making it very difficult to press on Nexus 4 (mako)

 

Indeed it is not a design issue, more a implementation/environment issue
specific to Nexus 4.

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Title:
  leading actions width is too small making it very difficult to press
  on Nexus 4 (mako)

Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Incomplete
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Since a recent update to the ListItem leading actions in
  Ubuntu.Components 1.2, where the width of the action was clamped, the
  width is too small to press comfortably on a phone resulting in it
  missing 9 out of 10 tries. It affects the usability of the action and
  may be become a release blocker for apps that have recently switched
  over to the new list items.

  Sample App

  import QtQuick 2.4
  import Ubuntu.Components 1.2

  MainView {
      applicationName: "testdelete.nik90"
      width: units.gu(100)
      height: units.gu(75)

      Page {
          title: "Swipe to Delete"
          ListItem {
              id: listItem
              anchors.top: parent.top

              Label {
                  text: "Swipe me right to delete this listitem"
                  wrapMode: Text.WordWrap
                  anchors { left: parent.left; leftMargin: units.gu(2); right: parent.right; verticalCenter: parent.verticalCenter }
              }

  
              leadingActions: ListItemActions {
                  actions: [
                      Action {
                          iconName: "delete"
                          onTriggered: listItem.destroy()
                      }
                  ]
              }
          }
      }
  }

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