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How to apply an overlay that is larger than the underlying view?

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swiftui

I am trying to create an overlay that is larger than the underlying view.

I tried to do this using the overlay() modifier, but the overlay does not seem to be allowed to extend past the bounds of the underlying view.

I realize that this is doable by pulling the overlay up in the hierarchy to a containing view with larger bounds and using a ZStack, but that breaks the flow I'm going for. I want the overlay to be self-contained within the smaller view that creates it (sort of like how the sheet() modifier works).

Is this possible in SwiftUI?

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jchitel Avatar asked Nov 30 '25 02:11

jchitel


1 Answers

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    Rectangle()
      .foregroundColor(.gray)
      .frame(width: 100)
      .overlay(
        Rectangle()
          .foregroundColor(.green)
          .frame(width: 200)
          .blendMode(.multiply)
      )

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