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| − | [[ZK Component Reference/Layouts/Columnlayout|Columnlayout]] places its child components into multiple columns, and each column could have any number of child components with different height (but the same width). Unlike [[ZK Component Reference/Layouts/Portallayout|portallayout]], the user cannot move the child components to different locations. | + | [[ZK Component Reference/Layouts/Columnlayout|Columnlayout]] places its child components into multiple columns, and each column could have any number of child components placed vertically with different height (but the same width). Unlike [[ZK Component Reference/Layouts/Portallayout|portallayout]], the user cannot move the child components to different locations. |
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Revision as of 02:30, 23 December 2010
Layouts are components used to partition the display area it owns into several sub-areas for its child components, while containers group its child components into the display area it owns.
Layouts
Here are a brief introductions. For detailed information and a complete list, please refer to ZK Component Reference: Layouts.
Hlayout and Vlayout
Hlayout and vlayout are a simple and lightweight layout that arranges its children to be displayed horizontally and vertically, respectively.
Hbox and Vbox
Similar to Hlayout and vlayout, hbox and vbox arrange its children to be displayed horizontally and vertically. However, they provide more functionality, such as splitter, align and pack, but the performance is slower.
Borderlayout
borderlayout places its child components in up to five areas: north, east, south, west and center. All extra space is placed in the center area.
Columnlayout
Columnlayout places its child components into multiple columns, and each column could have any number of child components placed vertically with different height (but the same width). Unlike portallayout, the user cannot move the child components to different locations.
Portallayout
portallayout places its child components into multiple columns, and the user can move any of them to another location he want like a portal.
Tablelayout
tablelayout places its child components in a table. The implementation is based on HTML TABLE tag.
Containers
Here are a brief introductions. For detailed information and a complete list, please refer to ZK Component Reference: Containers.
Window
Panel
Div and Span
Groupbox
Tabbox
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