Flutter onTap method for Containers

You can wrap your Container in an InkWell or GestureDetector. The difference is that InkWell is a material widget that shows a visual indication that the touch was received, whereas GestureDetector is a more general purpose widget that shows no visual indicator.

wrapping the container inside an Inkwell() Widget could solve the problem or even GestureDetector() as

  InkWell(                                child: Container(...),                                onTap: () {                                  print("tapped on container");        },                           );

Using the Gesture Detector

GestureDetector(  onTap: () { print("Container was tapped"); },  child: Container(...),)

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You shouldn't use GestureDetector because it won't show you any ripple effect (which is core part of a Material design app), so you can use InkWell, here is the basic example.

Widget _buildContainer() {  return Material(    color: Colors.blue,    child: InkWell(      onTap: () => print("Container pressed"), // handle your onTap here      child: Container(height: 200, width: 200),    ),  );}