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----
-title: AbsoluteLayout
-order: 11
-layout: page
----
-
-[[layout.absolutelayout]]
-= [classname]#AbsoluteLayout#
-
-[classname]#AbsoluteLayout# allows placing components in arbitrary positions in
-the layout area. The positions are specified in the [methodname]#addComponent()#
-method with horizontal and vertical coordinates relative to an edge of the
-layout area. The positions can include a third depth dimension, the __z-index__,
-which specifies which components are displayed in front and which behind other
-components.
-
-The positions are specified by a CSS absolute position string, using the
-[literal]#++left++#, [literal]#++right++#, [literal]#++top++#,
-[literal]#++bottom++#, and [literal]#++z-index++# properties known from CSS. In
-the following example, we have a 300 by 150 pixels large layout and position a
-text field 50 pixels from both the left and the top edge:
-
-
-[source, java]
-----
-// A 400x250 pixels size layout
-AbsoluteLayout layout = new AbsoluteLayout();
-layout.setWidth("400px");
-layout.setHeight("250px");
-        
-// A component with coordinates for its top-left corner
-TextField text = new TextField("Somewhere someplace");
-layout.addComponent(text, "left: 50px; top: 50px;");
-----
-
-The [literal]#++left++# and [literal]#++top++# specify the distance from the
-left and top edge, respectively. The [literal]#++right++# and
-[literal]#++bottom++# specify the distances from the right and top edge.
-
-
-[source, java]
-----
-// At the top-left corner
-Button button = new Button( "left: 0px; top: 0px;");
-layout.addComponent(button, "left: 0px; top: 0px;");
-
-// At the bottom-right corner
-Button buttCorner = new Button( "right: 0px; bottom: 0px;");
-layout.addComponent(buttCorner, "right: 0px; bottom: 0px;");
-
-// Relative to the bottom-right corner
-Button buttBrRelative = new Button( "right: 50px; bottom: 50px;");
-layout.addComponent(buttBrRelative, "right: 50px; bottom: 50px;");
-
-// On the bottom, relative to the left side
-Button buttBottom = new Button( "left: 50px; bottom: 0px;");
-layout.addComponent(buttBottom, "left: 50px; bottom: 0px;");
-
-// On the right side, up from the bottom
-Button buttRight = new Button( "right: 0px; bottom: 100px;");
-layout.addComponent(buttRight, "right: 0px; bottom: 100px;");
-----
-
-The result of the above code examples is shown in
-<<figure.layout.absolutelayout.bottomright>>.
-
-[[figure.layout.absolutelayout.bottomright]]
-.Components Positioned Relative to Various Edges
-image::img/absolutelayout-bottomright.png[]
-
-Drag and drop is very useful for moving the components contained in an
-[classname]#AbsoluteLayout#. Check out the example in
-<<dummy/../../../framework/advanced/advanced-dragndrop#advanced.dragndrop.drop-on-component,"Dropping
-on a Component">>.
-
-[[layout.absolutelayout.area]]
-== Placing a Component in an Area
-
-Earlier, we had components of undefined size and specified the positions of
-components by a single pair of coordinates. The other possibility is to specify
-an area and let the component fill the area by specifying a proportinal size for
-the component, such as " [literal]#++100%++#". Normally, you use
-[methodname]#setSizeFull()# to take the entire area given by the layout.
-
-
-[source, java]
-----
-// Specify an area that a component should fill
-Panel panel = new Panel("A Panel filling an area");
-panel.setSizeFull(); // Fill the entire given area
-layout.addComponent(panel, "left: 25px; right: 50px; "+
-                           "top: 100px; bottom: 50px;");
-----
-
-The result is shown in <<figure.layout.absolutelayout.area>>
-
-[[figure.layout.absolutelayout.area]]
-.Component Filling an Area Specified by Coordinates
-image::img/absolutelayout-area.png[]
-
-
-[[layout.absolutelayout.proportional]]
-== Proportional Coordinates
-
-You can also use proportional coordinates to specify the placement of
-components:
-
-
-[source, java]
-----
-// A panel that takes 30% to 90% horizontally and
-// 20% to 80% vertically
-Panel panel = new Panel("A Panel");
-panel.setSizeFull(); // Fill the specified area
-layout.addComponent(panel, "left: 30%; right: 10%;" +
-                           "top: 20%; bottom: 20%;");
-----
-
-The result is shown in <<figure.layout.absolutelayout.proportional>>
-
-[[figure.layout.absolutelayout.proportional]]
-.Specifying an Area by Proportional Coordinates
-image::img/absolutelayout-proportional.png[]
-
-
-[[layout.absolutelayout.css]]
-== Styling with CSS
-
-
-[source, css]
-----
-.v-absolutelayout {}
-.v-absolutelayout-wrapper {}
-----
-
-The [classname]#AbsoluteLayout# component has [literal]#++v-absolutelayout++#
-root style. Each component in the layout is contained within an element that has
-the [literal]#++v-absolutelayout-wrapper++#. The component captions are outside
-the wrapper elements, in a separate element with the usual
-[literal]#++v-caption++# style.
-
-
-
-