Matthias

Has anyone noticed the tap target of standard #swiftUI Button(role: .close) being super small on iOS 26?

Am I missing something? The glass effect will trigger, but nothing happens when you don’t tap it directly centered.

Dec 18 at 10:57amWeb
Show threadSimon JarbrantDec 18
@myell0w yeah I think this is a SwiftUI issue; try creating a button using a Label with the title hidden
Show threadKris Slazinski ☮️Dec 19

@myell0w honestly I don’t see that. Just tried the Close button in my apps and it seems to work fine.

What’s your code for the Close button?

Show threadMatthiasDec 19

@kslazinski as simple as ToolbarItem { Button(role: .close) }

I can see the same issue with the close button on the compose sheet here in @IceCubesApp

Show threadMatthiasDec 22
@kslazinski This is what I’m seeing and talking about
Show threadKris Slazinski ☮️Dec 24
@myell0w is this iOS or iPadOS? Simulator? Do you have the same problem on a real device?
I’ve tried tapping the edge of the close button on my iPhone and it works as expected.
Show threadMatthiasDec 30

@kslazinski I think I found the root cause - applying .buttonStyle(.plain) leads to this behaviour.

BUT (and I don’t even know why) without that, the close button is fully-colored and appears prominent, which I don’t want. Am I missing something?

Show threadKris Slazinski ☮️Jan 4

@myell0w That’s strange. Only the role: .confirmation (or confirm?) was supposed to do that.
Also when you add buttonStyle .plain it’s not Glass anymore?

Can you post your code for this button here? Without the action. With everything else?

Show threadMarko NikolovskiDec 28
@myell0w Late to the party, but this should help you if you didn’t already find a solution: https://mastodon.social/@uhl/115147803209479637
Show threadMatthiasDec 30

@nikolovski Thank you! Kind of, but not really unfortunately 🫨

I am actually a bit confused, I *need* to apply .buttonStyle(.plain), otherwise the Toolbar Item always shows up as a full-colored prominent item in tint color. But it appears that the plain button style is causing the small hit target, so I’m left with 2 choices:

- colored toolbar button (which I don’t want) with proper hit target
- non-colored button with small hit target