what container should i use?
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wahaha
Oct 28, 2011, 2:44:37 AM10/28/11
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there is a lot of little widgets,i want to put it into a container
logically,the benefit is that i can toggle the visable property of
these little widgets very conveniently via the container.
what container should i use in ui.xml?
if i use <div>,there is a quetion,the widgets will be positioned
depend on the container,it is very unconvenient.
how to solve this ?
sorry for my poor english.
logically,the benefit is that i can toggle the visable property of
these little widgets very conveniently via the container.
what container should i use in ui.xml?
if i use <div>,there is a quetion,the widgets will be positioned
depend on the container,it is very unconvenient.
how to solve this ?
sorry for my poor english.
wahaha
Oct 28, 2011, 2:47:40 AM10/28/11
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i need a container just logically,it will not affect the position.
wahaha
Oct 30, 2011, 8:59:27 PM10/30/11
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do it exist?
wahaha
Oct 31, 2011, 12:00:07 AM10/31/11
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i find the solution,i use <div> first and then set the the <div>'s
element's css property "position" to "static".
element's css property "position" to "static".
Brandon Donnelson
Oct 31, 2011, 10:56:40 AM10/31/11
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If you want a Panel that you can control positioning in, use VerticalPanel and HorizontalPanel, then set the CellPositioning in the properties. If you use FlowPanel, you'll need to use CSS to Stylesheets to control positioning. You can always change it later to something else.
Hope that helps,
Brandon Donnelson
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