Re: Laying out a LayoutPanel

2014-02-20 Thread Vassilis Virvilis
I would use a HeaderPanel. HeaderPanel provides header and footer that are __natively__ (naturally) sized by the browser. So here it goes empty div for the header div/ a table style div for the middle (resizable widget) div style=width: 100%; height: 100%; display: table div style=width:

Re: Laying out a LayoutPanel

2014-02-20 Thread Blake McBride
Since I couldn't get SplitLayoutPanel to work as I wanted, I used your suggestion. Works like champ. Thanks! On Wed, Feb 19, 2014 at 6:03 PM, Jens jens.nehlme...@gmail.com wrote: Use setWidgetTopBottom() for the upper layers: LayoutPanel layout = new LayoutPanel();

Laying out a LayoutPanel

2014-02-19 Thread Blake McBride
Greetings, I am trying to layout four widgets on a LayoutPanel. Each of the four take up 50% of the width. The bottom two are fixed size (30 pt). The top two should take up the remaining height. None of the widgets should overlap. Auto-resize on browser resize is desired. The closest I've

Re: Laying out a LayoutPanel

2014-02-19 Thread Tom
don't use LayoutPanel but instead using DockLayoutPanel or SplitLayoutPanel u can put them in East West, North, South easily meet all ur requirements (such as widgets taking up all spaces autorize when browser resizing). Your MainPresenter must use a panel that has word Layout such as

Re: Laying out a LayoutPanel

2014-02-19 Thread Jens
Use setWidgetTopBottom() for the upper layers: LayoutPanel layout = new LayoutPanel(); layout.add(leftTop); layout.setWidgetLeftWidth(leftTop, 0, Style.Unit.PCT, 50, Style.Unit.PCT); layout.setWidgetTopBottom(leftTop, 0, Style.Unit.PCThttp://style.unit.pt/, 30,