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Thank you for good library. I'm working on some extension for it on my project.
There is custom Linkifier example I've described in other issue here #124 (comment) .
It works, but would be nice cusmize it's style. So I'm wondering why List<InlineSpan>? buildTextSpanChildren() and TextSpan buildTextSpan() are global? I wish it would live inside any library's object. It that case I could do extends Linkify and override methods to handle my own LinkableElements.
Thank you.
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Extend styling options for custom LinkableElements like @mention, #hashTap, custom names [docs](https://example.com).
Extend styling options for custom LinkableElements like @mention, #hashTag, custom names [docs](https://example.com).
Dec 21, 2023
It would be great if at least linkStyle could depend on the (type of the) LinkableElement. To take my case as example, I would like links and emails to be underlined and user tags to be bold and not underlined
Thank you for good library. I'm working on some extension for it on my project.
There is custom Linkifier example I've described in other issue here #124 (comment) .
It works, but would be nice cusmize it's style. So I'm wondering why
List<InlineSpan>? buildTextSpanChildren()
andTextSpan buildTextSpan()
are global? I wish it would live inside any library's object. It that case I could doextends Linkify
and override methods to handle my own LinkableElements.Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: