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Input fields together with Materialize rows and columns #54
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Ok I agree with this we can set up a grid attribute for every input fields. |
Allright. I will investigate some more about the other components first, for example about the issue mentioned above with MaterialListBox. |
@anton-johansson We are currently discussing rewriting elements to render the exact same css as materializecss.com, so this will probably be done in a future release. Hopefully in the next couple of weeks. |
Sounds great! Nice work with the milestones, it helps people getting a visual on how things are progressing. :) |
Ok now specific gwt material elements supports grid : (Just add grid="s2 m2 l2" to the uiBinder element then it will work pretty well) Grid Column Support:
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OK we will add the remaining widget icons and buttons then we can close this |
Hi i have this error in version 4 |
@fredrickRoyal Please provide your code snippet. |
Hi i found out from your code at git. On Sat, Feb 13, 2016 at 3:15 AM, kevzlou7979 notifications@github.com
Fredrick KasomaSoftware DeveloperPlanet Systems (U) LtdPlot 170 Semawata "No Burden Bearer Carries Burden of the other" |
Can u Please update for us the showcase.. Its so confusing when we see On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 9:41 AM, Kasoma Fredrick kfredrick35@gmail.com
Fredrick KasomaSoftware DeveloperPlanet Systems (U) LtdPlot 170 Semawata "No Burden Bearer Carries Burden of the other" |
thank man.. On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 9:51 AM, kevzlou7979 notifications@github.com
Fredrick KasomaSoftware DeveloperPlanet Systems (U) LtdPlot 170 Semawata "No Burden Bearer Carries Burden of the other" |
Send me a like of both show case and demo for version 1.4.1. On Thu, Feb 25, 2016 at 9:32 AM, Kasoma Fredrick kfredrick35@gmail.com
Fredrick KasomaSoftware DeveloperPlanet Systems (U) LtdPlot 170 Semawata "No Burden Bearer Carries Burden of the other" |
Hi how do u do file upload with gwtmaterialdesign..? On Thu, Feb 25, 2016 at 9:35 AM, Kasoma Fredrick kfredrick35@gmail.com
Fredrick KasomaSoftware DeveloperPlanet Systems (U) LtdPlot 170 Semawata "No Burden Bearer Carries Burden of the other" |
Hi @fredrickRoyal |
@gilberto-torrezan let me try it out. |
Hi All, I am working on a project and trying to use GWT Material Design 1.4.1. Also, please share any link to refer proper sample examples. Thank you very much. |
Hi! I have an issue regarding the indententation of some input fields (MaterialTextBox for example). If you compare your examples with materializecss' examples, you can see that there is a small difference in the indentation of the placeholder.
In materializecss' examples, they have this:
To simulate this, I'd do this in my *.ui.xml file:
However, this turns into:
This extra div makes it look no different than before (i. e. it looks exactly as your example). But it makes sense, because that's how I structured my UiBinder.
One idea how to solve this is to have a grid-property on ALL material input fields. Something like this:
This way I can design my UiBinder like this:
I've tested this in my own code and it works perfectly, atleast for MaterialTextBox and MaterialTextArea. I tested on MaterialListBox, but I got some trouble with a slightly misplaced caret. I had a hard time finding a solution, since the HTML you get from MaterialListBox does not match the HTML in the materializecss examples.
Ideas, thoughts?
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