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Yeah, for rich text you need to wrap a UITextView, there's currently no other way to do that. Also, if you have a large amount of text, TextEditor won't cut it
by terhechte 6y ago
Yeah, for rich text you need to wrap a UITextView, there's currently no other way to do that. Also, if you have a large amount of text, TextEditor won't cut it either.
Even displaying rich text (non editable) is a wee bit tricky and severely under documented.
- lukeh 6y agoYeah, the sizing thing is a bit of a pain as the creates visible content fitting artefacts when contained in a list or stack.