You can have a line be partially visible if you're overflowing the container. This video is based on the demo code in https://github.com/indjec/native-text-field https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/394889/159553998-03b6b19b-12bf-4a68-acb7-e759470fe05e.mov It seems to be some issue with the computation of `_maxHeight`. In my testing, adding 13 to the value of maxLineHeight helped. Here's a code sample: https://github.com/collinjackson/flutter-native-text-input/tree/padding-fix After the change: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/394889/159556049-3f9d1689-bcba-4435-9826-c654abd99aee.mov However, there are still problems if text overflows a line, as shown here: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/394889/160070603-d88650b7-1116-40c8-aa29-080444a829d6.mov [Related StackOverflow question](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71613354/multiline-text-fields-on-ios-with-flutter-native-text-input)
You can have a line be partially visible if you're overflowing the container.
This video is based on the demo code in https://github.com/indjec/native-text-field
Video.7.mov
It seems to be some issue with the computation of
_maxHeight.In my testing, adding 13 to the value of maxLineHeight helped. Here's a code sample:
https://github.com/collinjackson/flutter-native-text-input/tree/padding-fix
After the change:
Screen.Recording.2022-03-22.at.11.59.49.AM.mov
However, there are still problems if text overflows a line, as shown here:
Video.13.mov
Related StackOverflow question