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How to split Horizontal layout widget as rows and columns using qt widget properties [SOLVED]

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    Hello All,

    I want to place my push button icons in my horizontal layout widget with in different cells as rows and columns so that it looks properly aligned and looks split from each other. I tried looking the Qt creator widget properties and mouse click menus for making the cells in the layout, none of my experiments succeeded, horizontal layout is long blank single cell, I wanted to split as different cells? is it possible using mouse click menus or widget properties in Qtcreator? can anyone please help me soon?

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      Hello All,

      I want to place my push button icons in my horizontal layout widget with in different cells as rows and columns so that it looks properly aligned and looks split from each other. I tried looking the Qt creator widget properties and mouse click menus for making the cells in the layout, none of my experiments succeeded, horizontal layout is long blank single cell, I wanted to split as different cells? is it possible using mouse click menus or widget properties in Qtcreator? can anyone please help me soon?

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      @John-R

      You are looking for QGridLayout in my opinion. You can keep empty cells in there.

      Vote the answer(s) that helped you to solve your issue(s)

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        @John-R

        You are looking for QGridLayout in my opinion. You can keep empty cells in there.

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        @koahnig,

        Thanks a lot for the answer, it is very useful to me

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