Resize of scroll area widget not working
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@ofmrew
Is verticalLayout_2 one of the red one you can drag from left side ?
That would explain the image. ( so inside scrollArea widget is a free floating red layout) and
not a layout on scrollwidget in itself. ( by placing a widget and right click on area around it, and use layout menu)
@mrjj I am not sure I understand what you are asking. I have deleted the canvas and the layout, so now I have what is shown in the image below:
The scroll area is selected. Now what should I do?
By the way on Postimage do not believe that 100% meand that the upload is finished, you must wait for the uploaded message, the image and a list of links.
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@mrjj I am not sure I understand what you are asking. I have deleted the canvas and the layout, so now I have what is shown in the image below:
The scroll area is selected. Now what should I do?
By the way on Postimage do not believe that 100% meand that the upload is finished, you must wait for the uploaded message, the image and a list of links.
@ofmrew
Ok :)
Im am asking.
How did you apply a layout to the ScrollAreaWidget ?-you must wait for the uploaded message, the image and a list of links.
Yes and then select the direct link for image to show here.Ok, what i expect.
1: place scrollarea on form
2: place a widget inside scroll area
3: right click scrollarea, and use the right click Layout menu to apply layout. ( no dragging) -
@ofmrew
Ok :)
Im am asking.
How did you apply a layout to the ScrollAreaWidget ?-you must wait for the uploaded message, the image and a list of links.
Yes and then select the direct link for image to show here.Ok, what i expect.
1: place scrollarea on form
2: place a widget inside scroll area
3: right click scrollarea, and use the right click Layout menu to apply layout. ( no dragging)@mrjj Success!!!!!
My mistake it seems was not understanding the order of actions: place on the form the container for the widget, add the widget, right click on the container and then select layouts and select the layout. I was drag-and-dropping the layout, adding and resizing the widget to fit. Now I understand the order.
Thanks very much. I can be accomplished in QtCreator.
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@mrjj Success!!!!!
My mistake it seems was not understanding the order of actions: place on the form the container for the widget, add the widget, right click on the container and then select layouts and select the layout. I was drag-and-dropping the layout, adding and resizing the widget to fit. Now I understand the order.
Thanks very much. I can be accomplished in QtCreator.
@ofmrew
Its a classic. :)
The draggable layouts seems the ones, until one find the right click
menu. But the red layouts are for inserting into other layouts to stack/layout in other direction them but
cannot be used directly on a widget as they dont scale to widgets area then.
Also, now we talking about it.
Using a splitter. You must place 2 widgets and select them, then you can use right menu to add splitter.
(to be able to adjust area shared) -
Because of the number of posts about this issue, I thought it might be good to post a synopsis of the steps in creating:
The steps are: To design this window we do the following: 1. Place two pushbutton on the form, just above the status bar. Select both and right click on one of the selected pushbuttons. From the dialog chose Layout and Horizontal Layout. Now drop a scroll area above the pushbuttons. Right click on the main window and chose layout and Vertical Layout. We are not finished we must first add a Widget to the scroll area, i.e., drop the Widget with in the bounds of the scroll area object, then we must right click within the scroll area, but not within the Widget, chose Layouts and select vertical layout. The Widget will now resize with the other UI objects. The Widget is not what we want, we want a canvas, so select the Widget and promote it to MyCanvas. The key is to use the right mouse button to bring up the dialog.
Hope this helps someone.
