2014-07-26, 01:53
I am trying to find a way of setting the width of buttons automatically. Reading between the lines, it seems this isn't possible - the auto width property only applies to labels??
This basically makes it impossible to make horizontal lists look any good... To put it into context I am trying to develop a thumbnail view with a horizontal list of buttons above - the fixed widths make the list look totally pants...
Given the popularity of horizontal scrolling these days (thanks in no small part to metro etc.) this is quite a frustrating omission that's been requested for at least four years.
Does anyone have a viable workaround or is this a non-starter? My fall-back is a group-list parent for a button list and manually setting widths for every single button (pretty crude and I'm not sure it's viable for what I have in mind...)
Also, is there seriously no support for underlining text?!
...apologies for the tone. I really do appreciate parts of xbmc are brilliant and it's free, people develop it out of the kindness of their hearts etc., but having invested a lot of time trying to put together a new skin, it's difficult not to be frustrated by the lack of some (what I thought were) basic functions.
This basically makes it impossible to make horizontal lists look any good... To put it into context I am trying to develop a thumbnail view with a horizontal list of buttons above - the fixed widths make the list look totally pants...
Given the popularity of horizontal scrolling these days (thanks in no small part to metro etc.) this is quite a frustrating omission that's been requested for at least four years.
Does anyone have a viable workaround or is this a non-starter? My fall-back is a group-list parent for a button list and manually setting widths for every single button (pretty crude and I'm not sure it's viable for what I have in mind...)
Also, is there seriously no support for underlining text?!
...apologies for the tone. I really do appreciate parts of xbmc are brilliant and it's free, people develop it out of the kindness of their hearts etc., but having invested a lot of time trying to put together a new skin, it's difficult not to be frustrated by the lack of some (what I thought were) basic functions.