PageLayout

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PageLayout Class Reference

Inherits org::mauikit::controls::Page, and org::mauikit::controls::Page.

Properties

list< QtObject > leftContent
 
list< QtObject > middleContent
 
list< QtObject > rightContent
 
bool split
 
int splitIn
 

Detailed Description

A MauiKit Page with a toolbar bar content that is dynamically split onto two bars upon request.

This control inherits from MauiKit Page, to checkout its inherited properties refer to docs.

The default header for the Page is set to MauiKit ToolBar, which is divided into three main sections; the left and right side section are the one that can be wrapped into another tool bar when requested - for example, due to space constrains. To know more see the ToolBar documentation.

See also
ToolBar
Page

For it to work just populate the left and right side sections. And then set a constrain check on the split property. When it is set to split: true, the left and right side contents will be moved to a new tool bar under the main header.

See also
leftContent
middleContent
rightContent
Warning
It is important to not change the header to a different control. PageLayout depends on MauiKit ToolBar being used.

If it is desired to keep any controls from moving out of the main header, use the farLeftContent and/or farRightContent properties for placing such items, that will insure those items will stay always in place.

Maui.PageLayout
{
id: _page
anchors.fill: parent
Maui.Controls.showCSD: true
split: width < 600
leftContent: [Switch
{
text: "Hello"
},
{
text: "Button"
}
]
rightContent: Rectangle
{
height: 40
implicitWidth: 60
color: "gray"
}
middleContent: Rectangle
{
implicitHeight: 40
implicitWidth: 60
Layout.alignment: Qt.AlignHCenter
Layout.fillWidth: _page.split
color: "yellow"
}
}
list< QtObject > rightContent
The toolbar bar right side content.
list< QtObject > middleContent
The toolbar middle content.
list< QtObject > leftContent
The toolbar left side content.
bool split
Whether the toolbar content should be wrapped - as in split - into a new secondary toolbar.

You can find a more complete example at this link.

Definition at line 86 of file PageLayout.qml.

Property Documentation

◆ leftContent

list<QtObject> PageLayout::leftContent
read

The toolbar left side content.

This content will be wrapped into a secondary tool bar under the header.

Definition at line 92 of file PageLayout.qml.

◆ middleContent

list<QtObject> PageLayout::middleContent
read

The toolbar middle content.

This elements will not be wrapped and will stay in place.

Note
The contents are placed using a RowLayout, so use the layout attached properties accordingly.

Definition at line 103 of file PageLayout.qml.

◆ rightContent

list<QtObject> PageLayout::rightContent
read

The toolbar bar right side content.

This content will be wrapped into a secondary tool bar under the header.

Definition at line 97 of file PageLayout.qml.

◆ split

bool PageLayout::split
read

Whether the toolbar content should be wrapped - as in split - into a new secondary toolbar.

By default this is set to false.

Note
You can bind this to some space constrain condition.

Definition at line 109 of file PageLayout.qml.

◆ splitIn

int PageLayout::splitIn
read

Where the left and right content will be moved, either to the header or the footer.

The available options are ToolBar.Header or ToolBar.Footer By default it is se to ToolBar.Header

Definition at line 114 of file PageLayout.qml.


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