I've Googled this but don't really know the most appropriate terms so haven't found anything- so maybe the perfect widget is right under my good to remind me.
#Flowlayout margins code
So my question is- is there already a Qt widget that supports this kind of dynamic behaviour, and if so, what is it please? If not, am I going to need my code to manually react to size changes and move objects on a QGridWidget accordingly, and then if so, are there any examples of this online as a starting point? The CardLayout example at is I guess where I'd have to start if nothing like this already exists.
So for example on a particularly wide window, the same results might be shown as: 0 1 2 3 4īut on a very narrow window, or if the user has dragged their window into a narrow shape, the boxes could move around so that they were arranged something like: 0 1 What I would like to know is whether there is an alternative to QGridWidget, or a method of QGridWidget, which can dynamically move the frames around to best fit the available window. They are independent items, so which row or column they appear in is not important. The number of QFrames varies depending on the search criteria etc.Īt the moment, I've got a QGridWidget which has 3 columns as a static column count, so if I have 10 results, the frames are arranged like this: 0 1 2
In part of my new app, I've got an array of QFrame items, each of which is a wrapper for multiple smaller items (a thumbnail, some text above, a button below, etc.) It is helped, you could think of it like a results list from an image search, where thumbnails are shown.
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