On 11/10/16, 8:07 AM, "carlos.rov...@gmail.com on behalf of Carlos Rovira"
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>> The children in a Basic VerticalLayout should respond to padding and
>> margin today.
>>
>
>I think that when I tried it, the global structure was getting padding and
>margin right, but not he items inside. I t
> The children in a Basic VerticalLayout should respond to padding and
> margin today.
>
I think that when I tried it, the global structure was getting padding and
margin right, but not he items inside. I think that's ok, as in flex we had
"gap" has we are disscusing here, and padding /margin is e
t;
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On 11/10/16, 1:56 AM, "piotrz" wrote:
>Hi Harbs,
>
>Once I finally have proper working build I may go through his blog and try
>to do one by one in FlexJS.
>I'm wondering what other thinks about your idea.
I've also considered just trying to port Tour de Flex.
Should we get some new Git repos
ce I finally have proper working build I may go through his blog and try
> to do one by one in FlexJS.
> I'm wondering what other thinks about your idea.
>
> Piotr
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I was just trying to migrate some old Flex MXML to FlexJS and I realized I
don’t know how to do something:
It’s actually an old mx VBox which had a verticalGap property. I don’t see an
obvious way to specify a gap in a js:VerticalLayout. If it’s not there, we need
to add it, but this issue made
