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I have a TabRow like so:

```    Column(modifier) {
        TabRow(selectedTabIndex = activeTab()) {
            Tab(selected = activeTab() == 0, onClick = { activeTab(0) }, enabled = true) {
                Text("Tab 1", Modifier.padding(3.dp), textAlign = TextAlign.Center)
            }
            Tab(selected = activeTab() == 1, onClick = { activeTab(1) }, enabled = true) {
                Text("Search: Result", Modifier.padding(3.dp), textAlign = TextAlign.Center)
            }
            Tab(selected = activeTab() == 2, onClick = { activeTab(2) }, enabled = true) {
                Text("Tab 3", Modifier.padding(3.dp), textAlign = TextAlign.Center)
            }
        }```
no matter what I try, I don't get the Tab Texts vertically centered.
Isn't TabRow missing a "verticalAligment" parameter???

I'm having a similar issue but with a bottom header and just for a row, so I gave up and just have it some `top` padding and it did the trick

Just fix the `height` and add `fillMaxHeight()` to every `Tab`
```Column {
    TabRow(selectedTabIndex = 0, Modifier.height(48.dp)) {
        Tab(selected = true, onClick = { }, enabled = true, modifier = Modifier.fillMaxHeight()) {
            Text("Tab 1", Modifier.padding(3.dp), textAlign = TextAlign.Center)
        }
        Tab(selected = false, onClick = { }, enabled = true, modifier = Modifier.fillMaxHeight()) {
            Text("Search: Result", Modifier.padding(3.dp), textAlign = TextAlign.Center)
        }
        Tab(selected = false, onClick = { }, enabled = true, modifier = Modifier.fillMaxHeight()) {
            Text("Tab 3", Modifier.padding(3.dp), textAlign = TextAlign.Center)
        }
    }
}```
If you need a dynamic height (height is determined by `TabRow`'s content), you should use something like this
```CustomTabRow(selectedTabIndex = 0, Modifier.height(IntrinsicSize.Min))```
Where `CustomTabRow` is a copy of `TabRow`, but without `SubcomposeLayout`(`SubcomposeLayout`doesn't support IntrinsicSize)

Will `SubcomposeLayout` ever support intrinsics ?

&gt; Will `SubcomposeLayout` ever support intrinsics ?
see <https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/CJLTWPH7S/p1606252338165700?thread_ts=1606251747.164900&amp;cid=CJLTWPH7S>