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Why the form layout messed?

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    Geng.Y
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    Hi, I wanna create a dialog that allow users to type something, so I uses form layout. But it turns out to be this, what should I do next?

    Thank you for your help!
    1_1543277053511_Screen Shot 2018-11-26 at 7.01.41 PM.png 0_1543277053510_Screen Shot 2018-11-26 at 7.01.55 PM.png

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      dheerendra
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      Which platform & Qt Version. Also you don't need QFormLayout for this. You can use the VerticalLayout to arrange the UI.

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        Hi, I wanna create a dialog that allow users to type something, so I uses form layout. But it turns out to be this, what should I do next?

        Thank you for your help!
        1_1543277053511_Screen Shot 2018-11-26 at 7.01.41 PM.png 0_1543277053510_Screen Shot 2018-11-26 at 7.01.55 PM.png

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        @Geng.Y Did you add a layout to the parent widget where all these widgets are located?
        Just right-click somewhere inside the parent widget, select "Lay out" and then one of the layouts (for example "Layout in a Grid").

        https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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            Which platform & Qt Version. Also you don't need QFormLayout for this. You can use the VerticalLayout to arrange the UI.

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            @dheerendra I'm using macos mojave 10.14.10_1543327697367_Screen Shot 2018-11-27 at 9.08.04 AM.png

            I also tried vertical layout, it has the same issue, the problem lies in QLineEdit, when I replace it with other widget like label, everything went well.

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            • jsulmJ jsulm

              @Geng.Y Did you add a layout to the parent widget where all these widgets are located?
              Just right-click somewhere inside the parent widget, select "Lay out" and then one of the layouts (for example "Layout in a Grid").

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              @jsulm yes, the parent layout is vertival

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