On Apr 12, 9:29 am, Brian King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > [Cross-posting : Setting follow-up to mozilla.dev.tech.xul] > > I am working on a XULRunner based project, and one of the most prominent > UI features is a specific type of listbox. > > The requirements of this listbox are: > - a header that does not scroll with the items > - rich XUL content inside (icons, description and link in one cell, > button in another) > - subheading rows allowing to expand/collapse items (one level only, > have custom impl) > - columns that resize based on window (or container) size > > 2) XUL Listbox > - all rows are the height of the tallest row > - columns only size as desired with fixed pixel widths, otherwise > column(s) with wide content squeezes out the others. > > 3) XUL Richlistbox > - no concept of a header > - columns only size as desired with fixed pixel widths, otherwise column > with wide content squeezes out the others. > There is a patch inhttps://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=367843 > that looks encouraging because it adds header and column support to > richlistbox, but it seems to just mimic listbox approach. It might fix > the issue of all rows being the same height, but probably not the column > sizing issues. >
did you try using <listcol flex="1" /> in your <listbox> tests, perhaps varying the flex? The <richlistbox> with the patch seems your best bet. _______________________________________________ dev-tech-layout mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-layout
