ULCLayeredPane does not manage the layout of its children. Therefore it can be used to simulate absolute layout. In the visual editor's canvas the user can modify the location and size of the components. However the visual editor enforces a minimal size for the components. The only way to get below this size is to use the
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ULCLayeredPane does not manage the layout of its children. Therefore it can be used to simulate absolute layout. In the visual editor's canvas the user can modify the location and size of the components. However the visual editor enforces a minimal size for the components. The only way to get below this size is to use the
The two possibilities are unpracticable for developers.
If you resize the element in the width, after changing the height size below the minimal enforced minimal size, the heights size becomes the minimal size.
How can i configure Visual Editor to changing the the size with the gui?
ömer added a comment - 15/Jan/08 11:28 AM The two possibilities are unpracticable for developers.
If you resize the element in the width, after changing the height size below the minimal enforced minimal size, the heights size becomes the minimal size.
How can i configure Visual Editor to changing the the size with the gui?
Janak Mulani added a comment - 02/Nov/09 06:57 PM Reduce the default minimum size of added component to 8,8 from 30,30. 8,8 is the smallest manipulable size on canvas, same as in Eclipse Swing VE.
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The canvas should not enforce a minimal size for ULCLayeredPane children
If you resize the element in the width, after changing the height size below the minimal enforced minimal size, the heights size becomes the minimal size.
How can i configure Visual Editor to changing the the size with the gui?