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I am having problem. I want to add shadows to the border of a view, like here: https://github.com/styled-components/styled-components/issues/709
I have tried with styled-components and with normal style prop.
I currently have:
const shadow = {
shadowOffset:{ width: 10, height: 10, },
shadowColor: 'black',
shadowOpacity: 1.0,
shadowRadius: 8,
};
...
<View style={shadow}>
<TotalText>SALDO</TotalText>
<MoneyText>R$ 1.000,00</MoneyText>
<NextAllowanceText>PRÓXIMA MESADA</NextAllowanceText>
</View>
This is the output: https://ibb.co/b6xOYp
I want the shadow to be applied to the border and not the content inside, what am I missing?
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For adding box shadows in Android, we can use the elevation prop, which uses the Android Elevation API. Next, import the StyleSheet again to style the card: // remember to import StyleSheet from react-native const styles = StyleSheet.
To set elevation shadow only on the bottom on React Native, we wrap out View with another View and set its overflow to 'hidden' . to set overflow to 'hidden' on the outer View . And then we add the shadow styles in the inner view to add the shadow. elevation is needed for Android to show the shadow.
To add text shadow in React Native, we can set some text shadow styles. to set the textShadowColor to the text shadow color. We set textShadowOffset to add depth to the shadow. And we set textShadowRadius to set the shadow radius.
To set elevation shadow only on the bottom on React Native, we wrap out View with another View and set its overflow to 'hidden'. to set overflow to 'hidden' on the outer View. And then we add the shadow styles in the inner view to add the shadow. elevation is needed for Android to show the shadow.
To set border around view component in react native we have to use borderWidth and borderColor style prop. Using the borderWidth prop we would define the border width in pixels.
At a high level, React Native renderer creates a corresponding Host View for each React Shadow Node and mounts it on screen. In the example above, the renderer creates an instance of android.view.ViewGroup for the <View> and android.widget.TextView for <Text> and populates it with “Hello World”.
The react-native-drop-shadow package is a View component that takes its nested component, creates a bitmap representation, then blurs and colors it to the style’s shadow values, similar to applying shadows in iOS with the shadow props. To get started, install the react-native-drop-shadow package using one of the following commands:
Try setting the background colour of the view to white - backgroundColor: 'white'
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