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feat(savedaddresses): saved address details popup implementation #13617
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This PR misses just one tiny UI feature, but that should be implemented globally as a functionality of the When the user is scrolling up and the list starts moving over "Send" button and address component in the attached video above, we're displaying the address and "Send" button in the header as the list moves up. But @benjthayer suggested animating the display of the address in the header as well, like in the video below, that's something we need to implement in a new issue. Anim2.movUI team @alexandraB99 |
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Within this commit a new popup is introduced with the requested UI effect. Closes #13096
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LGTM.
I see you faced sections issue. I think this now became a more general issue for the whole team - how to hide/show sections and make it reliable. I think we need a component for that. Maybe we should edit StatusListItem to implement something like what you did
Within this commit a new popup is introduced with the requested UI effect.
Closes #13096
This is how a new UI effect works, the request was when scroll activity moves over send button and eth address, then eth address and send button appear in the header. Now if we have a good component that will display history TXs for the provided address we would just replace those rectangles and an entire feature would be completed in a few more lines.
SavedAddressesDetails.mov