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Dominik Jain 2026-01-30 14:11:53 +01:00
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Boards can have layout systems that automatically control the positioning and spacing of their children:
* If a board has a layout system, then child positions are controlled by the layout system.
For every child, key properties of the child within the layout are stored in `child.layoutChild: LayoutChildProperties`:
- `absolute: boolean` - if true, child position is not controlled by layout system. x/y will set *relative* position within parent!
- margins (`topMargin`, `rightMargin`, `bottomMargin`, `leftMargin` or combined `verticalMargin`, `horizontalMargin`)
- sizing (`verticalSizing`, `horizontalSizing`: "fill" | "auto" | "fix")
- min/max sizes (`minWidth`, `maxWidth`, `minHeight`, `maxHeight`)
- `zIndex: number` (higher numbers on top)
* **Flex Layout**: A flexbox-style layout system
- Properties: `dir`, `rowGap`, `columnGap`, `alignItems`, `justifyContent`;
- `dir`: "row" | "column" | "row-reverse" | "column-reverse"
- Padding: `topPadding`, `rightPadding`, `bottomPadding`, `leftPadding`, or combined `verticalPadding`, `horizontalPadding`
- To modify spacing: adjust `rowGap` and `columnGap` properties, not individual child positions
- To modify spacing: adjust `rowGap` and `columnGap` properties, not individual child positions.
Optionally, adjust indivudual child margins via `child.layoutChild`.
- When a board has flex layout,
- child positions are controlled by the layout system, not by individual x/y coordinates;
- child positions are controlled by the layout system, not by individual x/y coordinates (unless `child.layoutChild.absolute` is true);
appending or inserting children automatically positions them according to the layout rules.
- CRITICAL: For for dir="column" or dir="row", the order of the `children` array is reversed relative to the visual order!
Therefore, the element that appears first in the array, appears visually at the end (bottom/right) and vice versa.