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ah! i see what you've done here. looks very nice |
import PropTypes from 'prop-types'; | ||
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const ListRow = ({ children, flex = false, padding = true }) => ( | ||
const ListRow = ({ children, flex = false, padding = false }) => ( |
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i like making padding
explicit, excellent idea
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i'm a bit conflicted bc ideally itll always be the children of listrow that have padding but it comes in super handy for storybook bc it's mostly text blocks if that makes sense?
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yeah that does make sense
hold up why are the tabs listed twice on storybook will have a look |
Add a
<Toolbar />
component to wrap elements like tabbars🌈 Demo 🌈
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