2013/3/3 Jason Heeris :
> On 3 March 2013 01:56, Giovanni Campagna wrote:
>> St.Align.START, MIDDLE and END
>> It should be StAlign in the St documentation, file a bug if not.
>
> It's referenced in the API index, but it doesn't seem to be in the full docs.
>
> What about the (x|y)_fill values?
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On 3 March 2013 01:56, Giovanni Campagna wrote:
> St.Align.START, MIDDLE and END
> It should be StAlign in the St documentation, file a bug if not.
It's referenced in the API index, but it doesn't seem to be in the full docs.
What about the (x|y)_fill values?
— Jason
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2013/3/2 Jason Heeris :
> On 3 March 2013 01:11, Giovanni Campagna wrote:
>> CSS vertical-align is not implemented, and StBoxLayout doesn't use the
>> standard [xy]_align and [xy]_expand properties.
>> Instead, it uses [xy]_align and [xy]_fill child properties, that you
>> can set with .add(actor,
On 3 March 2013 01:11, Giovanni Campagna wrote:
> CSS vertical-align is not implemented, and StBoxLayout doesn't use the
> standard [xy]_align and [xy]_expand properties.
> Instead, it uses [xy]_align and [xy]_fill child properties, that you
> can set with .add(actor, { y_align: St.Align.MIDDLE })
2013/3/2 Jason Heeris :
> I've been trying to vertically align components in an St.BoxLayout
> (with vertical = false), but nothing I do seems to have any affect.
> I've tried setting 'vertical-align' in the CSS for a component, and
> setting y_align and y_expand on both the components and the BoxL
