Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Re: liquid layout with UIBinder

Hi Jens,

your first example is not clear to me:

  <g:layer top="0" height="60px" ... >
    <g:FlowPanel>
      <g:Label text="Name:"/>
      <g:TextArea/> 
      <g:Label text="Description:"/> 
    </g:FlowPanel>
  </g:layer>

You put a label, a TextArea and another label in one FlowPanel?
This would place them all in one row?

And the second TextArea is placed in another layer:

  <g:layer top="61" bottom="0" ... >
   <g:TextArea/> 
  </g:layer>

If I understand your approach right, you combine several components into some panel and put this panel into a separate layer. But then, why not this way:?

  <g:layer top="0" height="60px" ... >
    <g:VerticalPanel> <!-- label should be *above* the TextBox -->
      <g:Label text="Name:"/>
      <g:TextBox/> 
    </g:VerticalPanel>
  </g:layer>

  <g:layer bottom="0" top="61px" ... >
    <g:VerticalPanel> <!-- label should be *above* the TextArea -->
      <g:Label text="Name:"/>
      <g:TextArea/> 
    </g:VerticalPanel>
  </g:layer>

Magnus

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