Stack layout
StackLayout displays items in horizontal or vertical order on a single line. It builds on the FlexLayout component and is best for small-scale layouts where displaying components in a single row or column is necessary. It may benefit from supported visual separators, such as a row of charts or a scrolling side panel comprising multiple sections. For additional control of the size and position of content, use FlexItem for each content item inside StackLayout.
When building a subsection of a page using StackLayout, apply semantic HTML. This means using the correct HTML elements for their intended purpose as much as possible.
StackLayout supports this behavior by allowing access to a prop called as that allows you to render the appropriate HTML instead of a plain div.
When building a subsection of a page using StackLayout, apply semantic HTML. This means using the correct HTML elements for their intended purpose as much as possible.
StackLayout supports this behavior by allowing access to a prop called as that allows you to render the appropriate HTML instead of a plain div.
When building a subsection of a page using StackLayout, apply semantic HTML. This means using the correct HTML elements for their intended purpose as much as possible.
StackLayout supports this behavior by allowing access to a prop called as that allows you to render the appropriate HTML instead of a plain div.