...Addendum:

Additionally setting 'maxWidth' value of the buttons might get closer to the
"Windows-Taskbar" experience you are after ;)

   http://tinyurl.com/qacph8k

/Peter

Am 3/2/2015 um 9:51 AM schrieb Peter Schneider:
> Hi 'Voger',
>
> you were close ;)
> Add the buttons with 'minWidth' & 'width' set to 1 and 'allowShrinkX set true.
>
>     http://tinyurl.com/pvxyu3s
>
> In my example I've added the buttons to the toolbar(-part) with 'flex'.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
>     Peter
>
>
> Am 3/1/2015 um 10:57 PM schrieb voger:
>> I have this little playground code http://tinyurl.com/pouvej7
>> In the areaB marked in blue I want to add as many buttons as possible.
>> Unfortunately when the buttons start to overflow the
>> qx.ui.container.Composite then it gets stretched to fit the buttons. I
>> want it to stay still.
>>
>>
>> I have another question that is more programming and logic related.
>> I hope the bright minds of this list have good ideas because it is
>> driving me nuts.
>>
>> What I would like is the container to stay still and the buttons to
>> shrink in width so they can fit the container.
>>
>> An idea is that when the buttons start to overflow then their new width
>> to be set to areaB.width / numberOfButtons. But the division every time
>> has a remainder of floating point number which adds up for a number of
>> buttons. This leaves a huge empty space to the right while the buttons
>> are squeezed to the left.
>>
>> What I am trying to achieve is to emulate an operating system taskbar.
>> I would like to avoid the Scroll and Sidebar containers.
>> [...]

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