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---
title: Use contentInset for Dynamic ScrollView Spacing
impact: LOW
impactDescription: smoother updates, no layout recalculation
tags: scrollview, layout, contentInset, performance
---
## Use contentInset for Dynamic ScrollView Spacing
When adding space to the top or bottom of a ScrollView that may change
(keyboard, toolbars, dynamic content), use `contentInset` instead of padding.
Changing `contentInset` doesn't trigger layout recalculation—it adjusts the
scroll area without re-rendering content.
**Incorrect (padding causes layout recalculation):**
```tsx
function Feed({ bottomOffset }: { bottomOffset: number }) {
return (
<ScrollView contentContainerStyle={{ paddingBottom: bottomOffset }}>
{children}
</ScrollView>
)
}
// Changing bottomOffset triggers full layout recalculation
```
**Correct (contentInset for dynamic spacing):**
```tsx
function Feed({ bottomOffset }: { bottomOffset: number }) {
return (
<ScrollView
contentInset={{ bottom: bottomOffset }}
scrollIndicatorInsets={{ bottom: bottomOffset }}
>
{children}
</ScrollView>
)
}
// Changing bottomOffset only adjusts scroll bounds
```
Use `scrollIndicatorInsets` alongside `contentInset` to keep the scroll
indicator aligned. For static spacing that never changes, padding is fine.