VerticalLayout
is a component container, which shows the subcomponents in the order of their addition (vertically). A vertical layout is by default 100% wide.
@author Vaadin Ltd.
@since 5.3
BOTH
in which case components are stretched horizontally. Unlike FlowLayout, components will not wrap to form another column if there isn't enough space vertically. VerticalLayout can optionally anchor components to the top or bottom of the display area or center them between the top and bottom. Revision date 12th July 2001
@author Colin Mummery e-mail: colin_mummery@yahoo.com Homepage:www.kagi.com/equitysoft -Based on 'FlexLayout' in Java class libraries Vol 2 Chan/Lee Addison-Wesley 1998
BOTH
in which case components are stretched horizontally. Unlike FlowLayout, components will not wrap to form another column if there isn't enough space vertically. VerticalLayout can optionally anchor components to the top or bottom of the display area or center them between the top and bottom. Revision date 04 April 1999
@author Colin Mummery e-mail:equitysoft@iname.com Homepage:www.kagi.com/equitysoft -Based on 'FlexLayout' in Java class libraries Vol 2 Chan/Lee Addison-Wesley 1998
BOTH
in which case components are stretched horizontally. Unlike FlowLayout, components will not wrap to form another column if there isn't enough space vertically. VerticalLayout can optionally anchor components to the top or bottom of the display area or center them between the top and bottom. Revision date 04 April 1999
@version $Revision: 905024 $
BOTH
in which case components are stretched horizontally. Unlike FlowLayout, components will not wrap to form another column if there isn't enough space vertically. VerticalLayout can optionally anchor components to the top or bottom of the display area or center them between the top and bottom. Revision date 12th July 2001
@author Colin Mummery e-mail: colin_mummery@yahoo.com Homepage:www.kagi.com/equitysoft -Based on 'FlexLayout' in Java class libraries Vol 2 Chan/Lee Addison-Wesley 1998
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