I have a content type with some fields, but the width for edit window is not enought.
Is there any option to change the width for edit window. I noticed style have max-width:800px!important value, but it should be nice to have an option to change the size for the window.
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I would like to resize the property window (e.g. when we click on "Table Properties") of TinyMCE 4.x. In the image shown below, the table properties window gets squeezed in terms of width and the labels get overlapped. I looked at the DOM nodes, and most of the widths and heights properties of the container windows, labels and inputs are set dynamically using javascript. Is there a way for us to change the size of these property windows?
This is my first javaFX project. The project I'm working on includes a feature where the application window can be resized. Upon resizing the window, I expect all objects in my window to increase proportionally according to the window resize. I am not getting this to work with the "CheckBox" Objects.
As you can see below highlighted in red, a CheckBox object is shown before and after a window resize. Before the resize the red checkbox nicely fits in the green box, but after the resize, the red checkbox is the correct (scaled) width, but did not increase in height as I'd expect. Where should I begin my effort to make my CheckBox objects more vertically responsive?
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As you can see (IN RED), the CheckBox scales horizontally as I expect, but it doesn't scale vertically to occupy the remaining space!
After a lot more research and helpful responses, I gathered a solution that works.
A "DoubleProperty" object is made, and binded to the width of the container holding my checkboxes. Call this container, "dryLeafGridPane" for example.
DoubleProperty checkboxFontSize = new SimpleDoubleProperty(10);
checkboxFontSize.bind((dryLeafGridPane.widthProperty().divide(36)));
The .divide(36) scales the CheckBox's font size to 1/36 the gridpane's width.
Finally, I just add the new font size using CSS.
dryLeafGridPane.styleProperty().bind(Bindings.concat("-fx-font-size: ", checkboxFontSize.asString()));
Here is a gif of the (slightly more) responsive app!
You can choose to increase the font size on the root pane when you go full screen. For example:
rootPane.setStyle("-fx-font-size: 150%;");
That isn't perfect though... it seems the size of the box that is checked doesn't scale with the font.
I have problem with layout. I put image for QPushButton background but when I add my button to each layout, it avoid to show full image.
Use size Policy and minimum Height-width. for example you want to expand the button. first select the button and after that choose size Policy to change the size. select Expanding for each property(vertical|horizontal Policy) you want to change. Also you can set the vertical|horizontal stretch. if you want to set limit for it's size you can set minimum and maximum size for your button.
Just look at your object properties, Also look at here. :)
I need to change the default width and height of a dialog. I have tried in a way, that i have added two properties width, height to my dialog.But still not updated with the given width and height. Could you please suggest me?
Dialog width is 720px by default. To open a dialog in wide mode, set the wide property to true in the dialog definition. The dialog then uses all available horizontal space. The user can toggle between normal and wide modes by clicking the expand/collapse button in the top right corner.
Dialog height automatically adapts to fit the contents. You cannot set a fixed height. However, some form fields such as text and rich text allow you to set a height so you have some control over the height of the dialog.
I have a fixed size label on a QtDesigner form. The label is used to display images, let's assume it's used to display thumbnails of 100x100 px.
I can set the size of the label but when I put the label in some layout manager the labels get resized to take the whole space. Even if I do it through the Form > Layout in a Grid. The size of the labels is shrunk.
I believe this is some corner case as labels are not often used to do such things (although they are meant to be able to display images). Is there a workaround to avoid the size of the labels changing when placed in the layout?
You can set horizontal and vertical size policies to Fixed or set the maximum height and width additionally. Either in code or in Designer.