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Community Support Topic Idea Dynamic Panels

Resizing a dynamic panel

Niels Laute shared this idea 4 years ago

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Would be nice if we were able to set the size/height of a dynamic panel, and all its child panels would automatically scale accordingly.

Now we have to do this manually for every single child within a dynamic panel!

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Sonia Durán ● 4 years ago

Hi Niels,

Thank you for your suggestion and help to make Justinmind better. Your idea was already on our backlog. We will let you know when any update includes this feature.

Best,

Sonia Durán

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Kms ● 18 months ago

Any news on this?

Kent

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Danielle Schneider ● 18 months ago

Hi Kent,

If you change the size of the child panels to be percentage-based instead of having a fixed width/height, you'll be able to do this.

To change the size to be percentage based, select the panels, then look to the properties palette and then to the 'Size' section. Click on the 'px' and it will reveal a dropdown. Change the 'px' to %, and now the child panels will resize to always be the % you defined of the parent panel. Let me know if you have any questions.

Best,

Danielle

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