I'm adding elements dynamically to a GridPane during excecution time, how can I allow scrollbar to be added automatically to this GridPane?
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You could put the GridPane in a ScrollPane.
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I want to make the width of a recyclerView wider than the width of the layout itself so that only a part of the items of the recyclerView could be seen until the user scroll to the left.
I think an image can explain it better:
Each item of the recyclerView have 5 textViews like this:
And I want to see only 4 of them until the user scrolls to the left like this:
After scrolling, the first textView shouldn't be seen until the user scrolls to the right.
How can I accomplish that? Should I change the item layout to be larger than the screen or the recyclerView?
You must be looking for something like this.
Embed the RecyclerView (nestedScrollingEnabled=false) inside a Horizontal Scrollview
List item for Recyclerview should have the width set to wrap_content
You can checkout this project on Github
I have a List component from react-virtualized where I am using the height prop to set its row height. However, the horizontal scrollbar is overlapping with the last row, making it hard to see the text content of the last row. Is there a way to increase the height of the last row so that the horizontal scrollbar doesn't overlap with the text. Doing this dynamically in code messes things up when one is dealing with a dynamic List growing in real-time. I tried using the last-child selector but had no success. Any insight would be appreciated.
The react-virtualized Grid component accounts for horizontal and vertical scrollbar size to avoid this problem. (You can see this on the Grid demo page.) However it's expected that the List component will not scroll horizontally so it will only account for the vertical scrollbar size.
If your UI needs to scroll horizontally, you may have better luck using a 1-column Grid.
I have a TableView in JavaFx-2 that's inside a SplitPane and I would like to always show the horizontal scrollbar for the TableView.
The TableView has multiple columns that are wider than the width of the entire table. When the TableView has at least one row filled, the scrollbar is displayed and I can scroll across the table. However, when the table is empty, the scrollbar does not appear and I'm stuck on whichever columns were last visible.
I Have a UINavigationController inside of a UITabBarController. I have the tabbar on my UITabBarController hidden. When I show the bottom toolbar of my UINavigationController, it doesn't appear on the bottom of the screen. Instead there is a 49 point gap beneath it. If I don't put the NavigationController inside of a TabBarController, there is no issue, but I need to put it inside of a TabBar.
I have a FlowPane which will hold many panels which are based on BorderPane.
I want to create ComboBox which will be used to filter the Panels by type. And the panels will be scrolled by ScrollPanewhen they exceed the visible area.
I want the combo box to scroll along with the FlowPane inside the ScrollPane. I want to get the result which is displayed into the picture. Can you tell me how I can get the desired result. I can very easy create BorderPanes and insert them into the FlowPane and the challenge is how to position the Combo Box and keep it always at this position.
Why don't you simply use another border pane?
Add your combobox to the top ( or additional flow pane with combobox on
it)
Add your Flowpane to the Center
Then scroll the whole border pane using the scrollpane?
What could be simpler?
Here's how you'd do it:
StackPane with 2 layers:
layer1: your ComboBox panel.
layer2: your ScrollPane with your FlowPane inside*.
*The trick is: just make your combobox panel background opaque, and some initial top inset on the flowpane so that it starts at the right place.