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commit beea5589da75f650556833a083e49defa2c8dca0
Author: Andrew Wetmore <[email protected]>
AuthorDate: Wed Jan 5 14:43:43 2022 -0400
Update item-renderers.md
Made minor corrections to the text to improve readabilty.
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diff --git a/features/item-renderers.md b/features/item-renderers.md
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@@ -20,15 +20,15 @@ description: Visual representation of data items in lists
and other collection c
permalink: /features/item-renderers
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-# ItemRenderers
+# Item Renderers
Visual representation of data items in lists and other collection components
-Collections of data are composed by objects or items. Several components in
Royale can show collections of data to the user like _List_, _DataGrid_,
_TabBar_ or _ButtonBar_. Those components need to describe each item and adapt
the visaluzation to the data inside each object. Apache Royale uses Item
Renderers components along with the before mentioned collection components to
realize the visualization of each piece of data stored in each collection
object.
+Collections of data contain objects or items. Several components in Royale,
like _List_, _DataGrid_, _TabBar_ or _ButtonBar_, can show collections of data
to the user in different ways. Those components need to describe each item and
adapt the visaluzation to the data inside each object. Apache Royale uses
**Item Renderer** components to render, or visualize, each piece of data in
each collection object in a collection component.
## Inline
-Although Item Renders use to be declared in a separate file (and this is the
recommended way), you can also declare an item renderer inline for convenience:
+The standard method is to declare an item renderer in a separate file which
you then import into the component where you will be displaying the rendered
data, but you can also declare an item renderer inline for convenience:
```mxml
<j:DataContainer width="100%" labelField="name" dataProvider="{dataList}">
@@ -69,6 +69,6 @@ Although Item Renders use to be declared in a separate file
(and this is the rec
</j:DataContainer>
```
-## Examples
+## Example
- [Using an item renderer with a
list](https://royale.apache.org/using-an-item-renderer-with-a-list){:target='_blank'}
