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XML/Anchor
Last wiki revision 2021-08-30
<Anchors> (child of ) defines a widget's anchors by enclosing <Anchor> tags. also introduces <StartAnchor> and <EndAnchor> with the same attributes as <Anchor> <Anchors> <Anchor point="" relativeKey="" relativeTo="" relativePoint="" x="" y=""> </Anchor> </Anchors>
<Anchor> defines a single point to align a <LayoutFrame>. <Offset> inherits from <div style="margin-left:16px; border-left:1px solid var(--theme-border-color); padding-left:7px;">
- point (ui:FRAMEPOINT) - Point to align.
- relativeTo - Another widget to align against (in ).
- relativeKey - Another widget to align against (sibling).
- relativePoint ( ui:FRAMEPOINT? Optional ) - Point on the other widget to align against (defaults to the same as point)
- x - Horizontal offset in lieu of an <Offset> tag.
- y - Vertical offset in lieu of an <Offset> tag.
- Not required with.
- - Sets an anchor after the widget is created.
Source
https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/XML/Anchor · retrieved 2023-11-13 · CC BY-SA 4.0
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