Hi @MitchellGoodwin, I attached before and after screenshots in the original PR comment but I'm not quite sure what you mean with this comment relative to removing the Spacer

I'm concerned taking it out would make the typical case of the title not needing to wrap look worse.

Anyways as you can see from the screenshots this PR does not change the behavior or layout of the widget in any way. Regarding the text wrapping I'm not sure if that should be the default behavior as in iOS, from what I've seen, the current behavior of setting maxLines to 1 is the expected one (it is still possible for a developer to override this by providing a new DefaultTextStyle above the actual title or subtitle).

I think the best solution to this would be to set the DefaultTextStyle's overflow property to TextOverflow.ellipsis (Lines 283 and 303).

Example of overriding the default maxLines value for the title widget:

title: Builder(
  builder: (context) {
    return DefaultTextStyle(
      style: DefaultTextStyle.of(context).style,
      maxLines: 2,
      child: Text('Title'),
    );
  },
),

Ok, I was seeing some weird behavior with a lot of text added when I removed the spacer and removed the maxLines value. I thought the intention was to allow for text wrapping by default because of the issue, but I like the idea of leaving it set to a max line of one, and letting the developer override themselves.

Could you add the TextOverflow.ellipsis? I think that will be important for showing we are intending to cut text off at one line. After that, I think this will be good to go.

@MitchellGoodwin Done! And yeah looking back at the issue I see I originally expected it to wrap so sorry for the confusion.