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* Controls whether scrolling or dragging within the sheet modal expands it to a larger breakpoint. This only takes effect when `breakpoints` and `initialBreakpoint` are set. If `true`, scrolling or dragging anywhere in the modal will first expand it to the next breakpoint. Once fully expanded, scrolling will affect the content. If `false`, scrolling will always affect the content, and the modal will only expand when dragging the header or handle.
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"expandToScroll": boolean;
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/**
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* If `true`, focus will not be allowed to move outside of this overlay. If `false`, focus will be allowed to move outside of the overlay. In most scenarios this property should remain set to `true`. Setting this property to `false` can cause severe accessibility issues as users relying on assistive technologies may be able to move focus into a confusing state. We recommend only setting this to `false` when absolutely necessary. Developers may want to consider disabling focus trapping if this overlay presents a non-Ionic overlay from a 3rd party library. Developers would disable focus trapping on the Ionic overlay when presenting the 3rd party overlay and then re-enable focus trapping when dismissing the 3rd party overlay and moving focus back to the Ionic overlay.
* Controls whether scrolling or dragging within the sheet modal expands it to a larger breakpoint. This only takes effect when `breakpoints` and `initialBreakpoint` are set. If `true`, scrolling or dragging anywhere in the modal will first expand it to the next breakpoint. Once fully expanded, scrolling will affect the content. If `false`, scrolling will always affect the content, and the modal will only expand when dragging the header or handle.
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"expandToScroll"?: boolean;
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/**
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* If `true`, focus will not be allowed to move outside of this overlay. If `false`, focus will be allowed to move outside of the overlay. In most scenarios this property should remain set to `true`. Setting this property to `false` can cause severe accessibility issues as users relying on assistive technologies may be able to move focus into a confusing state. We recommend only setting this to `false` when absolutely necessary. Developers may want to consider disabling focus trapping if this overlay presents a non-Ionic overlay from a 3rd party library. Developers would disable focus trapping on the Ionic overlay when presenting the 3rd party overlay and then re-enable focus trapping when dismissing the 3rd party overlay and moving focus back to the Ionic overlay.
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