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Is there a modifier that does something like `WRAP_CONTENT` ?

That's generally the default behavior, what are you trying to do more specifically?

compose layouts measure based on constraints provided by the parent that contain min/max for width/height

there's a `LayoutWidth.Fill` (and matching for `Height` and `Size` to set min = max for those constraints and continue measurement, but most layouts try to size conservatively by default for a very `WRAP_CONTENT`-like behavior

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nice thanks <@UJBKXD0HH> seems I was applying `Modifer.None` to a `Card` inside a popup and it was then applying more space. By removing the modifer override of `Modifer.None` it wraps the items nicely, screenie with modifier:

`Modifier.None` is just an empty sentinel, it's used as the default parameter value for modifiers everywhere. I'm willing to bet something else was at play there...

What was the code calling this passing as the modifier?

What's the `Container` around the `Card` there for?

generally when you accept a modifier you want to pass it to the root of the subtree that your composable is emitting

yes sorry you are right there is much more going on here caller passing in modifiers, I probably put the container there without thinking about wether it was correct! :slightly_smiling_face: will check it through thanks! :)

at least it was easy to track down where the weird behavior was coming from!

I think all of the stock modifiers should have pretty legible/useful `toString`s so just `println` it or take a look at one in the debugger at a breakpoint and you should be able to see what's up pretty quickly

once we get this integrated with the layout inspector there should be a nice visual display of such things

yeh! for some reason I explicitly added a `LayoutHeight.Constrain` to fix something else and forgot about it :laughing: anyway wow its gone midnight and super tired better leave this till morning thanks for all the super work! Its very awesome to work with very happy where its going and nice one about the string info :thumbsup: