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Compose question: I wanna have an edge-to-edge app and I want to add the navigation bar height as bottom padding to a scroll list so that  the last item doesn't get cut. Right now, I'm checking if `item == lastItem` inside the loop and updating the bottom padding accordingly. Is there a way of doing what we did in xml files by adding  `android:clipToPadding="false"` so that the padding was always added at the end of the scroll or is checking item by item the Compose Way:tm:? :thinking_face:

There is a clipToPadding modifier. Some Compose functions using them. When you do not use them than it works the same like before i think.

I can't seem to find a `clipToPadding` modifier. I saw a `clipToBounds()` (with is a wrapper to `drawLayer(clip = true)` ), so I tried `drawLayer(clip = false)` but that did not work :thinking_face:

In genereal i did not had to do anything that it works. Just make sure no component in the hiearchy call clipToBounds.

<@U017P1BN9S7> did you solve your problem. Just found code from me which work as you discribed:
```Box(Modifier.padding(bottom = (space + FabSize + space))) {
    VerticalLayoutList(listPosition = scrollerPosition, items = fanartList
    ) { item -&gt;
        Column(Modifier.swipeToRemove(onRemoved = { onFanartAction(item, InventoryItemAction.DELETE) })) {
            Box(modifier = Modifier.fillMaxSize()
                    .padding(start = space, end = space, top = space)
                    .clickable(onClick = { onFanartAction(item, InventoryItemAction.ACTIVATE) })) {
                InventoryFanartListItemView(item)
            }
        }
    }
}```
Unfortunately the new LazyColumnItems composable do call clipToBounds :disappointed:
I am using a custom implementation because i also need to keep the scroll position. And my custom implementation do not clip:
<https://gitlab.com/timod/compose-playground/-/blob/master/compose_list/src/main/java/de/drick/compose/list/LayoutList.kt>