<section-list> · Hyperview

The <section-list> element represents a sectioned list of items. Each section of the list has a sticky title bar, followed by a list of items. Unlike child elements of s <view>, children in a <section-list> undergo optimizations to efficiently render hundres of items.

<section-list style="List">
  <section-title style="Header">
    <text>Section 1</text>
  </section-title>

  <item key="a" style="Item">
    <text>Item 1</text>
  </item>

  <section-title style="Header">
    <text>Section 1</text>
  </section-title>

  <item key="b" style="Item">
    <text>Section 2</text>
  </item>
</section-list>

Structure

A <section-list> element will only render <section-title> and <item> children elements. Other elements will be ignored during rendering.

Behavior attributes

A section list will accept the standard behavior attributes. However, a section list will only trigger the refresh behavior (through the pull-to-refresh gesture). Other behaviors, such as presses, should be handled by the <item> elements in the section list.

`style`

Type	Required
string	No

A space-separated list of styles to apply to the text. See Styles.

`id`

Type	Required
string	No

A global attribute uniquely identifying the element in the whole document.

`hide`

Type	Required
false (default), true	No

If hide="true", the element will not be rendered on screen. If the element or any of the element's children have a behavior that triggers on "load" or "visible", those behaviors will not trigger while the element is hidden.

`sticky-section-titles`

Type	Required
true, false	No

When set to "true", the section titles will remain sticky at the top of their section items, as the list is being scrolled. When set to "false", the section titles will scroll along with the items of the list. When not explicitly set, the section titles will adopt the platform behaviors: sticky on iOS, not sticky on Android.

`keyboard-dismiss-mode`

Type	Required
none (default), `on-drag`, `interactive`	No

An attribute that controls the virtual keyboard behavior when the scrollable view is interacted with. Note: interactive value is only supported on iOS. When set to this value, the keyboard is dismissed interactively with the drag and moves in synchrony with the touch, dragging upwards cancels the dismissal. On Android this is not supported and it will have the same behavior as none.

`keyboard-should-persist-taps`

Type	Required
never (default), `always`, `handled`	No

An attribute that controls the virtual keyboard behavior when the scrollable view is tapped.