how to set height for scrollview
Asked on 08/05/2024
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To set the height for a ScrollView in SwiftUI, you can use the frame modifier to specify the desired height. Here is a basic example:
ScrollView {
// Your content here
}
.frame(height: 200) // Set the height to 200 points
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