It is a layout that lets you place the children aligned vertically and horizontally in different ways.
const frame = canvasUI.layout.new("frame-1", "frame") frame.insert(area1) frame.insert(area2) area1.layoutParams.set("align", { horizontal: "middle", vertical: "middle", }) area2.layoutParams.set("align", { horizontal: "right", vertical: "bottom", }) area2.layoutParams.get("margin").right = 50
It is the size of the layout. It is an object with these properties:
Each of these properties can be "auto"
to make the size adapt to the size of its content, and it can also be an object with these properties:
"px"
and "%"
.If the unit is "px"
the value will be in px. If it is "%"
the value will be the percentage of its maximum available size.
Its default value is:
{ width: { unit: "%", value: 100 }, height: { unit: "%", value: 100 } }
It is the background color of the layout. Its default value is:
"rgba(0,0,0,0)"
It is the border of the layout. It is an object with these properties:
Its default value is:
{ size: 0, color: "#000" }
It defines how the corners are drawn. It is an object with these properties:
"cut"
to define that the corners have to be cut, and it can also be "round"
to define that the corners have to be rounded.Its default value is:
{ type: "cut", size: 0 }
It defines the alignment of the element. It is an object with these properties:
"left"
, "middle"
and "right"
."top"
, "middle"
and "bottom"
.Its default value is:
{ horizontal: "left", vertical: "top" }`
It is used to define the order in which the children are drawn. The child with the highest value will be the last child to be drawn, and it will cover the other ones if they overlap. If two children have the same value, they will be drawn in the order in which they were inserted. Its default value is:
0
It defines the margin of the child with its surroundings. It is an object with these properties:
Its default value is:
{ top: 0, right: 0, bottom: 0, left: 0 }