CSS equivalent: “FlexContainer“
CSS classifies all elements as a “FlexContainer”, a “FlexItem” or (in nested layouts): both. In CSS3, any element with “display: flex” is a ‘FlexContainer’.
In Unity we need a way … continue reading
CSS equivalent: “FlexItem“
CSS classifies all elements as a “FlexContainer”, a “FlexItem” or (in nested layouts): both. In CSS3, any element whose parent has “display: flex” is a ‘FlexItem’.
In Unity we need a place … continue reading
CSS equivalent: “HTML element / outermost containing-block.“
CSS classifies all elements as a “FlexContainer“, a “FlexItem” or (in nested layouts): both. To create a new Flex layout you start with one … continue reading
Do you hate using Unity’s ContentSizeFitter component, that thing that so often fails to do the one task it was created for, and is incompatible with so many other parts of Unity’s Layout system? One … continue reading
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