How can I create a line that is less than 1 unit in Xamarin Forms?












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I'm looking at the Google translate application on my phone (top image) and there's a line between each row of the settings that is very thin.



When I try to duplicate this line in Xamarin (bottom image 1 unit line) 



<BoxView HeightRequest="1" HorizontalOptions="FillAndExpand" 

         BackgroundColor="{DynamicResource LineColor}" Margin="0" />


I cannot get this thickness. I thought the minimum line width was 1 so how can Google manage to make a line that appears thinner and can I somehow do this in Xamarin?



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    Can't you simply set it to "0.1" or something?

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I'm looking at the Google translate application on my phone (top image) and there's a line between each row of the settings that is very thin.



When I try to duplicate this line in Xamarin (bottom image 1 unit line) 



<BoxView HeightRequest="1" HorizontalOptions="FillAndExpand" 

         BackgroundColor="{DynamicResource LineColor}" Margin="0" />


I cannot get this thickness. I thought the minimum line width was 1 so how can Google manage to make a line that appears thinner and can I somehow do this in Xamarin?



enter image description here



enter image description here






xamarin xamarin.forms







share|improve this question


















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    Can't you simply set it to "0.1" or something?

    – Gerald Versluis
    Nov 23 '18 at 21:38














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I'm looking at the Google translate application on my phone (top image) and there's a line between each row of the settings that is very thin.



When I try to duplicate this line in Xamarin (bottom image 1 unit line) 



<BoxView HeightRequest="1" HorizontalOptions="FillAndExpand" 

         BackgroundColor="{DynamicResource LineColor}" Margin="0" />


I cannot get this thickness. I thought the minimum line width was 1 so how can Google manage to make a line that appears thinner and can I somehow do this in Xamarin?



enter image description here



enter image description here






xamarin xamarin.forms







share|improve this question














I'm looking at the Google translate application on my phone (top image) and there's a line between each row of the settings that is very thin.



When I try to duplicate this line in Xamarin (bottom image 1 unit line) 



<BoxView HeightRequest="1" HorizontalOptions="FillAndExpand" 

         BackgroundColor="{DynamicResource LineColor}" Margin="0" />


I cannot get this thickness. I thought the minimum line width was 1 so how can Google manage to make a line that appears thinner and can I somehow do this in Xamarin?



enter image description here



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    Can't you simply set it to "0.1" or something?

    – Gerald Versluis
    Nov 23 '18 at 21:38














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    Can't you simply set it to "0.1" or something?

    – Gerald Versluis
    Nov 23 '18 at 21:38








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Can't you simply set it to "0.1" or something?

– Gerald Versluis
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Can't you simply set it to "0.1" or something?

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BoxView.HeightRequest is double, you can freely set it to be less than 1.

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    Try setting 0.2 for HeightRequest. HeightRequest type is double and Boxview will work with 0.2 as the minimum value for it.
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    <BoxView BackgroundColor="Gray" HeightRequest="0.2"/>






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      BoxView.HeightRequest is double, you can freely set it to be less than 1.

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        For example:
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          BoxView.HeightRequest is double, you can freely set it to be less than 1.

          For example:
          HeightRequest="0.1"






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          For example:
          HeightRequest="0.1"







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              Try setting 0.2 for HeightRequest. HeightRequest type is double and Boxview will work with 0.2 as the minimum value for it.
              Code similar to



              <BoxView BackgroundColor="Gray" HeightRequest="0.2"/>






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                Try setting 0.2 for HeightRequest. HeightRequest type is double and Boxview will work with 0.2 as the minimum value for it.
                Code similar to



                <BoxView BackgroundColor="Gray" HeightRequest="0.2"/>






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                  Try setting 0.2 for HeightRequest. HeightRequest type is double and Boxview will work with 0.2 as the minimum value for it.
                  Code similar to



                  <BoxView BackgroundColor="Gray" HeightRequest="0.2"/>






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                  Try setting 0.2 for HeightRequest. HeightRequest type is double and Boxview will work with 0.2 as the minimum value for it.
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                  <BoxView BackgroundColor="Gray" HeightRequest="0.2"/>







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