> Yes, I'm using Glade.... and I knew there was a better way to do > this :) Thanks a lot.So i'll try to set padding for my labels.One > more thing: what about if my problem now is with vertical > alignment? i.e.my labels are so close to the top border of the > window.
Avoid using hacks like lables with spaces... They're horrid, and there are a number of different container widgets that you can use to adjust spacing around your widgets (though I have sometimes used things like an EM-space on labels). Gtk?Box has two seperate padding points. When you create the box, you can specify the padding to put between each and every widget, but that will be only in the direction of the box. With individual widgets, you can specify the padding to put between them and the box cell they occupy, but that's in addition to the intra-cell padding. This is where things like GtkAlignment come into play. You place your widget inside an Alignment, and the Alignment goes into the Box. Or, if you use the intra-cell padding when you create the box, then padd the entire box within an Alignment. I think Glade even has some options in its menu to quickly throw an alignment around a widget, because they're used so often. Don't be afraid to use containers... That's what they're there for. And you can do just about anything you'd sanely need to do, between the two boxes, tables, and alignments. Then, if you really get stuck, there are Layout and Fixed containers, and alignment group things which I haven't used because Glade doesn't neatly support them yet, but apparently they'll allow you to align widgets which are at different levels in the container heirachy. Fredderic _______________________________________________ Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com The most personalized portal on the Web! _______________________________________________ gtk-app-devel-list mailing list gtk-app-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-app-devel-list
