I am in need to have a widget inside a TextFormField. For an example of what I need, see how this library uses images inline in the ExtendedTextField. I need that exact same thing, but instead of an inline image it would be an inline widget.
Is there a way to accomplish this?
Thank you
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I want to create this type of listview using flutter.
https://dribbble.com/shots/6872462-Food-ordering-app-Animate
You can find out more by clicking on this link. But I don't know how to create this type of list. I mean, you can see in the GIF that the list is indexed based.
A fixed indexed item container is colored.
How can I achieve it?
Flutter provides you with a widget very similar to the result you want to achieve called NavigationRail.
You will not have the animation by default, but you can maybe search in the source code of this widget how to create a custom widget that will implement animations.
This is like a dropdown menu but doesn't accept any ontap function, just readability.
Please see the image to know how it looks and works
Use a listview of widgets and wrap each widget in the list with flutter-expandable
Check this
https://github.com/aryzhov/flutter-expandable/blob/master/README.md
I'm new to flutter and I'm very adventurous when it comes to discovering its hidden potential. I've tried a number of ways to implement what I want and I can't find the most effective way.
First, for example, I have a List<String> imagePath = ["assets/img1.jpg","assets/img2.jpg","assets/img3.jpg","assets/img4.jpg"];
I know that the Carousel Widget uses "image" parameter which accepts a list of "Image Widgets".
I know the easiest way to show this List<String> imagePath is to just simply use Listview.builder. But I want to utilize the feature of the Carousel wherein you can modify the transition animation and the most important part is the dot indicator.
SO if you guys have any ideas on how can I put my List inside the Carousel widget, That would be a great help!
I would appreciate any solutions!
If your Carousel receives a list of image widgets you can use the Image.asset constructor with the paths in your list.
https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/widgets/Image/Image.asset.html
Im trying to make an new app, and i want to display a row like this
i dont understand the concept behind it, like how can he divide the box into two type of colors, and how can the shape of the box looks like that. anyone that can teach me i will appriciated it.
This is not exactly a simple UI layout to create if you are just starting out with Flutter.
Simply put, you have to have a Row containing copies of a widget you create yourself as a stateless widget. The widget tree would look something like this.
Row
CustomWidget
CustomWidget
...
The CustomWidget is the complex part, this is a simplified example of how the Widget tree of this widget could look. Create a stateless widget and try to create it yourself.
Card
Column
Container
Row
Icon
Text
Container
Align
Text
Note you will have to set the color property of the Card and Container widgets, and add some padding certain places in the widget tree. Plus, the last container will need a width property as well.
If you need more help - show what you have attempted with code (edit your question)
Hope this helps!
I would like to create a test application with PyGTK.
My goal is to create a textfield widget 100% customized. Indeed, I would like to fully change the default behavior of a textfield widget.
Is it possible to fully change the behavior of a textfield (like shortcuts/keymaps, scroll behavior, etc.) ?
Is it possible to recreate the widget from scratch ? If yes, how can I do that ?
Thanks.
Are you referring to a gtk.Entry or a gtk.TextView?
In any case, you are going to want to subclass the widget you want to customize and override any methods that you need to change. If you can read C code, that would be helpful as you can look over the widget source code. If you've never written your own widgets, you might want to start with a tutorial like http://www.learningpython.com/2006/07/25/writing-a-custom-widget-using-pygtk/
Don't recreate it from scratch. Derive from it instead and overload what you intend to change.