I have a long list of tags, let say 20 tags, I want to show as many tags(widgets) in a row as a device can render with its screen width. Let say that the device renders 3 tags in the row without overflowing, but the forth is just half rendered, so I want to hide all overflowing tags from 4 to 20 and show three dots, so something like text ellipsis but with widgets. And I need to know how many elements are overflowing (the three dots are opening a menu which shows all the other tags). The tags have different width based on the text which is inside them.
Use Wrap that will do your work
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I am using the Material UI Text Field component as a search bar in my app. On one of the pages, I have it in 2 spots, one on the outside of the page, and another inside my DevExtreme Data Grid.
See here
For whatever reason, this shrinks the search bar, despite it being the exact same component being used in 2 spots.
My question is, what causes MUI to shrink the height of their text input field so that I can fix it accordingly inside of my data grid?
I've tried adjusting line-height, padding, margin's, etc all inside the data grid, unfortunately to no avail. The only thing I've noticed is that deep in the inspector tool, the shrunken search bar has a height of 1.435em, and checking that off will cause the search bar to correct itself to the standard height.
I have been scouring the web for a while about this, and have yet to find anything that works well.
I am building a flutter application that requires an “e-reader”-esque widget. This should be able to accept a looooooooooong text object, with potential paragraph indentations in the form of \n, and then have a horizontal pageview where the text that doesn’t fit in each page overflows to the next page.
So far I have tried pageview.builder where you (very slowly) add one word at a time, determine the height of the text object, and then either add another word or move to the next page if it does not fit in the viewport height. I have also tried a similar method with entire paragraphs, and a solution involving multiple locked listviews where the text scrolls equal to the viewport height whenever you swipe.
None of these implementations work particularly well, and all of them feel over-complicated.
Is there a good way of accomplishing this that anyone recommends?
I am trying to replicate the mobile tag-adding mechanism that tumblr has. I have included a picture of the screen I am talking about below.
I want to replicate the following features:
Chips are inline with text field. Text field resizes dynamically to either take the remainder of the line, or take up the next line if the content is too long
Text is turned into a chip when a comma is added (e.g. If I am typing "dog", and then I type "dog,", A "dog" chip will be created
Long chips cut off content with ellipses
Chips can be deleted with backspace
There is no text field underline decoration
Chips fill up row then wrap to next row (and entire container scrolls if there are too many rows to display simultaneously)
There are some libraries that already exist to allow a text input field with chips, but they have a lot of other features that I'm not interested in right now like the recommendation system etc, and generally just don't look the way I want with regards to multiple lines and text wrapping etc. If anyone knows how to replicate the example below, I would really appreciate it!
I want see the items of list box on scroll, On ZK site I found only way to do it is set height in Pixels or set the rows property to specific number of rows. but I want to set it according to the screen size is there any way to do so.
Try to use the BorderLayout to lay your components. Add your list to the center and it will display a scroll bar. Read about layouts (size, vflex etc.) first because they can be really tricky.
And read this also
We are using toolbar items with text below. Especially for short texts, this looks quite odd, because the toolbar items are much narrower than high. Is there a way to tell SWT to increase the toolbar items widths, e.g., to a minimum size which is as wide as the buttons are high?
What do you mean text below? Is the text inside the items? Then they should behave in a .pack() manner. You can't really change the width of the items (only separators) but have you tried adding spaces or tabs to the text? And if there is an image you can just edit the images to be the width you want...