I am in need of layout with resizable columns. I have a panel with 3 grid panels inside, now I am using hbox layout in the outer panel to organize them and this is ok, but I want to have a separator, like in the border layout, to resize the columns.
how is it possible?
Use border layout then. Put one grid in west region, one in center and one in east region.
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I want to align the button horizontally and vertically in Document, i now ho to align horizontally, but i can`t undestand how to align vertically?
In picture bellow, button align horizontal, but how align vertically, in option button i don`t find something about align vertically.
Vertical align is possible in tables only.
Create a table with one row and one column. Set wanted height as "Minimum height" and "Vertically align" to "Center". Content will be centered vertically this way.
I know, it is just a workaround, but it works. Of course, set "Cell Border Thickness" all to 0 so table border is invisible.
If those are 2 buttons, why don’t you just put a ‘return’ (CR) between them. The 2 buttons will be positioned one below the other.
If need be, you can size the buttons, so they have the same width via the properties.
There is no option to "fit to window" vertically in normaal Notes form and document display. It assumes an infinitely long document consisting of paragraphs.
There is, however, the option of displaying a document using the #DialogBox formula or the NotesUIWorkpace.DialogBox method. Both of those have an auto vertical fit argument that you can provide. This will likely require you to redesign your application a bit, but I think it's the only way to do what you want.
I have an iPhone app that will only ever be in Portrait view.
I have a number of buttons etc. on my layout. However, when I switch between iPhone 4 and iPhone 5 sizes, I need the bottom image to "stick" to the bottom. The rest of the images and buttons can stay where they are. I just need to bottom white image to look like a footer.
Can anyone please tell me how to do this?
I have tried using constraint (Pin) and set the bottom margin value to 0 but this simply stretched the bottom white image across the entire View.
Below are 2 screen grabs of how the layouts appear for both iPhone 4 and 5 (this is taken in Storyboard)
iPhone 4
And iPhone 5
You can just add a constraint to the bottom layout guide and set it to zero.
From your storyboard/xib, place the view at the bottom of the container, drag&drop from the view to the view itself but be sure to dragging downward. Then select "Bottom Space to Bottom Layout Guide". Now your view is fixed at this distance from the bottom of the main view.
You obviously have to set up the other constraints for the white view (width, height and horizontal position).
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.
I need to set allignment of the text in a TextField to right. There is no such under TextField.
Anybody knows how to set alignment in a textfield in javaFX 2.0 ?
Thanks
In JavaFX 2.0, it may not have been possible, but it is in JavaFX 2.1 and ownward using the alignment property.
Programmatically
textField.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER_RIGHT);
or
via FXML
<TextField ... alignment="CENTER_RIGHT"/>
or
via CSS
.text-field {
-fx-alignment: center-right;
}
Possible values
Programmatic/FXML
CSS
Description
BASELINE_CENTER
baseline-center
Represents positioning on the baseline vertically and on the center horizontally.
BASELINE_LEFT
baseline-left
Represents positioning on the baseline vertically and on the left horizontally.
BASELINE_RIGHT
baseline-right
Represents positioning on the baseline vertically and on the right horizontally.
BOTTOM_CENTER
bottom-center
Represents positioning on the bottom vertically and on the center horizontally.
BOTTOM_LEFT
bottom-left
Represents positioning on the bottom vertically and on the left horizontally.
BOTTOM_RIGHT
bottom-right
Represents positioning on the bottom vertically and on the right horizontally.
CENTER
center
Represents positioning on the center both vertically and horizontally.
CENTER_LEFT
center-left
Represents positioning on the center vertically and on the left horizontally.
CENTER_RIGHT
center-right
Represents positioning on the center vertically and on the right horizontally.
TOP_CENTER
top-center
Represents positioning on the top vertically and on the center horizontally.
TOP_LEFT
top-left
Represents positioning on the top vertically and on the left horizontally.
TOP_RIGHT
top-right
Represents positioning on the top vertically and on the right horizontally.
Currently It does not have a support on text field alignment.
I reported this issue to javafx jira team and this feature will be added in version 2.1.
Here is the link.
http://javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/RT-18410?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel
I'm new to Blend 4 and I'm wondering why the Grid layout seems to have it's (0, 0) position in the lower-right corner instead of the upper-left corner ? Can I change it ? Because I want to set Rows/Cols height/width relative to the upper-left corner
The Grid Panel's row/columns do pertain to the upper-left corner. Here's a short tutorial on layout controls in Silverlight by Scott Gu:
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/pages/silverlight-tutorial-part-2-using-layout-management.aspx
Sometimes when working with Blend it will set crazy margins on controls which make them appear to be in different columns. I would look at the xaml and ensure there's no other properties (margin, padding, transforms) that are making the control appear to be somewhere else in the layout.