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Smartspacer widget not displaying correctly on KISS

Rochey opened this issue · comments

Describe the bug
When adding the Smartspacer widget onto the homescreen of KISS, it is shown with the text cut off and there is no way to make it bigger. The option to "Enlarge" the widget isn't available

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Install Smartspacer and set it up
  2. Use the "Add widget" option in KISS to add the Smartspacer widget
  3. See the issue

Expected behavior
The Smartspacer widget should be shown without the text cut off. The option to "Enlarge" the widget should be available

Screenshots
Screenshots added to show the text being cut off on the widget and the options showing no "Enlarge" option

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Additional information

  • App version: 3.21
  • App installed via: F-Droid

Additional context
My device is:
Pixel 6
Latest stable Android 14

This is due to Smartspacer widget constraints and cannot be fixed in KISS.
Can you please create bug in their repo for this problem?

See also #1871 and #1872, size of widgets in KISS can be changed using lines only, where one line has height of 50dp

Smartspacer widget defines maxResizeHeight="80dp" so we can never increase to height of two lines or 100dp
Though, minimal height of this widget is defined as 10dp, so showing it in KISS with height of 50dp shouldn't be a problem IMO.

Thanks for the response. I'll raise an issue with Smartspacer.

I've raised the issue now. It can be found at the following link:
KieronQuinn/Smartspacer#83

@marunjar Smartspacer has made maxResizeHeight="100dp" in the latest version 1.3.3. I've tried it out this morning and initially the widget shows the text cut off but I'm now able to use "Enlarge" to expand the widget to a size that doesn't cut the text off.
Thanks for adding the information to this issue and helping the Smartspacer developer (KieronQuinn) understand what was needed to fix it.