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UIElements Foldout doen't seem to enforce its height when resized

Discussion in 'UI Toolkit' started by Dan-MacDonald, Feb 22, 2020.

  1. Dan-MacDonald

    Dan-MacDonald

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    See attached animated .gif

    The UXML is pretty basic, nothing fancy


    
<ui:Foldout text="Circle Settings" value="true">
    
      <ue:IntegerField name="maxCirclesValue" label="Max Tensor Fields" binding-path="MaxTensorFields"/>
    
      <ui:MinMaxSlider label="Radius Range" name="radiusSliderValue" low-limit="0" high-limit="0.5" binding-path="MinMaxCircleRadius"/>
    
      <ui:VisualElement class="module-row minmax" name="min-max-row">
    
        <ui:VisualElement name="spacer"/>
    
        <ui:Label label="Min" name="min" />
    
        <ui:Label label="Max" name="max" />
    
      </ui:VisualElement>
    
    </ui:Foldout>


    Relevant uss

    
.minmax > Label {
    
    flex-grow: 1;
    
    opacity: 0.5;
    
}
    

    
.minmax > #max {
    
    -unity-text-align: upper-right;
    
}
     

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    Dan-MacDonald, Feb 22, 2020
    #1

  2. stan-osipov

    stan-osipov

    Unity Technologies

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    Hello, as the quick fix, you can add this to your uss:
    Code (csharp):
    1. .unity-foldout {
    2.     flex: 0 0 auto;
    3. }
     
    stan-osipov, Feb 25, 2020
    #2
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  3. Dan-MacDonald

    Dan-MacDonald

    Joined:
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    Thank you!
     
    Dan-MacDonald, Feb 26, 2020
    #3