v0.11.0flutter_sticky_header
Flutter implementation of sticky headers as a sliver. Use it in a CustomScrollView.
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v0.11.0
v0.3.0+2sticky_headers
Flutter Sticky Headers - Lets you place headers on scrollable content that will stick to the top of the container whilst the content is scrolled.
903Likes 13.2K30-day downloads140Pub points
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v5.0.1sliver_sticky_collapsable_panel
A Sliver implementation of sticky collapsable panel, with a box header rebuild on status and a sliver child as panel content.
121Likes 2.6K30-day downloads160Pub points
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v2.0.0stretchy_header
This package allows us to create a elastic header, to give a good effect when you scroll down the widget.
98Likes 24830-day downloads140Pub points
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v1.1.1easy_sticky_header
An easy-to-use and powerful sticky header for any widget that supports scrolling.
57Likes 5.8K30-day downloads160Pub points
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v2.0.6section_view
Provide section list view which include alphabet and refresh, you can fully custom your control
34Likes 2.2K30-day downloads140Pub points
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v1.0.1
coordinator_layout
a Library contains widget/layout to handle collapsing header behavior
4Likes 6730-day downloads150Pub points
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