Ubuntu.Components.PageColumnsLayout
Component configuring a layout in an AdaptivePageLayout component. More...
Import Statement: | import Ubuntu.Components 1.3 |
Since: | Ubuntu.Components 1.3 |
Inherits: |
Properties
Detailed Description
The component specifies the column configuration of a specific layout. The layout will have as many columns as many PageColumn elements will be declared. The layout will be activated when the when property evaluates to true
. There can be many layouts evaluated to true, only the first one evaluated to true in the AdaptivePageLayout::layouts list will be activated.
import QtQuick 2.4 import Ubuntu.Components 1.3 MainView { width: units.gu(100) height: units.gu(60) AdaptivePageLayout { anchors.fill: parent primaryPage: page1 layouts: [ PageColumnsLayout { when: width > units.gu(80) // column #0 PageColumn { minimumWidth: units.gu(30) maximumWidth: units.gu(60) preferredWidth: units.gu(40) } // column #1 PageColumn { fillWidth: true } }, PageColumnsLayout { when: true PageColumn { fillWidth: true minimumWidth: units.gu(10) } } ] Page { id: page1 title: "Main page" Column { Button { text: "Add Page2 above " + page1.title onClicked: page1.pageStack.addPageToCurrentColumn(page1, page2) } Button { text: "Add Page3 next to " + page1.title onClicked: page1.pageStack.addPageToNextColumn(page1, page3) } } } Page { id: page2 title: "Page #2" } Page { id: page3 title: "Page #3" } } }
In the example above the second PageColumnLayout's condition is always set to true, which means that that the layout will be always active unless the first layout's condition evaluates to true. The layout overrides the single column minimumWidth default value. Note that PageColumn::fillWidth must be also set.
Note: When none of the conditions is met, a single column layout will be used.
See also PageColumn.
Property Documentation
[default] data : list<PageColumn> |
Default property holding the PageColumn elements configuring each column.
when : bool |
Condition activating the layout. Defaults to false.