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feat(modal): added snapBreakpoints to sheet modals #30097

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@kumibrr kumibrr commented Dec 22, 2024

Issue number: resolves #24631


What is the current behavior?

Sheet modals do not allow content scroll unless it's breakpoint is 1.

What is the new behavior?

Sheet modals now have an additional property snapBreakpoints similar to breakpoints which allows the developer to specify at which breakpoint the content of the modal should be scrollable.

Does this introduce a breaking change?

  • Yes
  • No

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I'm new to Ionic and I'm excited to see this closing a much needed 3 year old issue. Happy to be here just in time! 🥳

Looking forward to implementing these awesome UX patterns https://sarunw.com/posts/bottom-sheet-in-ios-15-with-uisheetpresentationcontroller/

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feat: sheet modal, add option to prefer scrolling when not fully expanded
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