The size element for SplitLayoutPanel is in PX or pixels. So your
essentially making the north panel 2px in size. According to the
javadoc, this is hardcoded, so you cant specifiy EM or PCT
On Sun, Jun 13, 2010 at 5:17 PM, pac parvez.chau...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for your reply Stefan.
As
Thanks for noticing and pointing it out. It worked. thanks again.
On Jun 14, 1:23 am, Chris Boertien chris.boert...@gmail.com wrote:
The size element for SplitLayoutPanel is in PX or pixels. So your
essentially making the north panel 2px in size. According to the
javadoc, this is hardcoded, so
Hi,
you did not supplied code. However, I guess, the panel is initially
smaller then north and center panel together.
To check just use setPixelSize with large values e.g.
setPixelSize(1000, 1000)
I afraid, probably the is no easy way to set half and half.
Because you need to know the total
Thanks for your reply Stefan.
As such I do not have height for north and center panel, but I did try
a style for both panels and tried to make their size half of split
panel i.e. 300px, but did not work. And half half I really do not
need, as long as both panels are visible, at the moment center
I am trying to use SplitLayoutPanel, everything seems to be working
fine, except that on initial start, center panel (bottom panel) covers
the north panel (top panel) completely.
I have to use split bar to bring it down, I must be missing some
property, any suggestion what should I do so that
