Fix for RenderFlex Overflow with useMaterial3 and Default Margin/Padding Values #21
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…ng default values for marginR and paddingR to EdgeInsets.zero. Also, adjusted spacing to comply with Material Design's multiples of 8 guideline.
UmeshChakre
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This PR addresses the RenderFlex overflowed by 43 pixels on the bottom. error encountered when useMaterial3: true is set.
issues:
The DotNavigationBar overflowed by 43 pixels on the bottom.
There is bug when using material 3 "Size Error"
We resolved this issue by specifying EdgeInsets.zero as the default value for the marginR and paddingR properties, ensuring proper layout without overflow. Additionally, we aligned the spacing with Material Design guidelines by adjusting margins and paddings to be multiples of 8, enhancing design consistency and adherence to standards.