I have a 6 input box look like:
How can I change to look like:
A demo at http://jsfiddle.net/N5dkH/
Thanks
One simple way is to put them in a table.
That will give you some extra code but its the simplest way to do it.
I believe you can also use form width & use float: right property
That is horizontal, not vertical, alignment.
I consider that to be a table of data and use the <table> and <td> tags to set it up.
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I'm a very beginner of stimulsoft. I'm creating a report from my DB SQL but I've got problems with the lenght of the databand.
Basically, I would like to reduce the lenght of the databand because the data-source is different.
In the picture, I would like to trim the databand before the title "Descrizione". Can anyone help me?
Thank you so much
The bands have the heights only and it fills the whole width of its contained (here it is the page).
You need to use the Dock Style property that allows changing the position of the text components dynamically.
But you should check the order of the text components in the Report Tree.
By default the item selected from the pivot header appears on the left side. This behavior can be changed so that it appears centered or right side?
I have a list of 20 items and therefore they don't appear all at the pivot header. So it is visually more appealing if the selected item appears centered on the screen.
Currently is working like the follow image:
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I would like it will work like the follow image:
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Here's what you need, skip to 26:30.
https://mva.microsoft.com/en-US/training-courses/xaml-for-windows-10-layout-14328?l=cEHXB74sB_4304819052
There's a lot to it, but you can do it using the Pivot control.
Best of luck.
please check this post
https://blog.hompus.nl/2015/09/04/responsive-pivot-headers-in-universal-windows-platform-apps/
you need to modify HorizontalContentAllignment property to center the content
Here is some example modifying the style with setters
I need the legend table to have multiple columns instead of one. And I want to add headers to it.
What is the best way to do that?
(I know it's not common, But in this case, each data series has it's own record of information.)
Thanks.
See the documentation:
The legend property of the options has a number of columns property (noColumns). In addition you can specify your own container and/or a labelFormatter function to customize the legend (for example use an empty <table> as container and generate <tr>/<td> elements in the formatter function).
If that is not enough you could let flot build the default legend and then rearrange and customize it afterwards.
How to vertically align the text in static text box in PowerBuilder like the following picture? It can be aligned horizontally to left, center, right. But cannot do the same thing vertically.
Thanks
As far as I know, it cannot be done out of the box.
I have made it anyway "by hand" with the help of the windows API: DrawText(), OffsetRect() and so on to create an improved rounded command button.
You can look at the code in that gist (look at the of_drawtext() method).
Can you explain the purpose of this text box?
Maybe you could use another object where you can easily move your text within.
The text in the box may have a variable number of line?
Do you use sql on the window object?
Maybe put this text between line feed in compute field within the datawindow you used can help you.(Handy Manny's style.....i agree....).
Erf....Seki answered faster
You can use a DW to vertically align a text.
An attribute of the dw static text called "font.escapement" sets the angle at which you want your text displayed.
To display text vertically, set the escapement attribute to 900 (10 * the angle) or to 2700.
Please notice that you will not see the effect in the datawindow painter, you'll have to preview your dw to see if the text is in the correct angle.
I want to place my fields, in an anchor layout, in the right. When I add a field with anchor: '50%' in this layout, it will be displayed like this:
How can I place it in the right.
This anchor layout is not meant for this kind of layout. Use a column or table layout instead.
The only way you could come close to achieving what you want with the anchor layout is to use a pixel based offset, which doesn't make sense since you are using percentages for the width of the fields.