Missing headerbar/bottom bar shadows in narrow mode about tuba HOT 7 CLOSED

That's weird :/ even when the style is set to flat (which is not on narrow mode (it's raised)) it should have some undershoot shadow. I'll try to reproduce it

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For me it's pretty easy to reproduce on the Home view: The shadows disappear when I scroll, and re-appear when I resize the window.

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I can't reproduce it neither on host or flatpak. Could have been a listview issue or (assuming you are using the flatpak) an outdated runtime? Could you give the main branch another try and checking if there're any runtime updates available?

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I'm on the official 0.5.0 Flatpak, and I get borders. I still think this can be improved upon, though. In narrow mode, the shadow is seemingly combined with the border of the top post, which looks bad:

I think it would be good to settle for only a shadow :)

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even when the style is set to flat (which is not on narrow mode (it's raised))

May I ask, why was that changed? The narrow layout doesn't have a sidebar (which means there's no reason why it has to use the flat style), but I don't think there's a reason why it should use the raised style either?

FWIW, here are the guidelines for which style should be used in which case (clarified as the result of me trying, and failing, to pick the proper style when porting Tuba to Adw.ToolbarView).

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I mostly followed the mockup, which unless I misread, shows it as raised on narrow mode

(https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/other-app-mockups/-/tree/master/tuba)

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I don't think that was supposed to imply the raised style. You can in fact imagine the mockup shows the content having been scrolled somewhat, which effectively causes the flat style to turn into raised 🙂

(But perhaps Tobias will correct me)

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