grid-layout

In my application, I am trying to get the details of a set of users from a web-service. Then, I want to display the Image of each user along with their names in a GridLayout. I haven't used GridLayout before and hence tried to go through the tutorials available online, but most of them deal with just the Images. I need to display both the Image and the Text in the Grid. How do I setup the custom GridLayout to display the Text along with the Images ? Try this : public class GridActivity extends Activity implements AdapterView.OnItemClickListener { /** Called when the activity is first created.

I'm using a GridLayout and my code is as follows: int changingVar = 1; JPanel panel = new JPanel(new GridLayout(changingVar, 2)); panel.add(new JButton("BUTTON1")); panel.add(new JButton("BUTTON2")); This looks like: ___________________________________________ | [ BUTTON1 ] [ BUTTON2 ] | ___________________________________________ which is two evenly sized columns. I would like to make it like this: ___________________________________________ | [ BUTTON1 ] [ BUTTON2 ] | ___________________________________________ in which one column takes up more of the panel space then the other. How do I do

Has anybody gotten the support library to render a grid layout correctly in Android 2? Instead of 2 rows and columns I get a single row on the screen and see this error in the logcat output: Android GridLayout Could not find method android.support.v7.widget.ViewGroup.onChildVisibilityChanged The same exact layout is working on Android4 -> ICS when I change the layout tag from android.support.v7.widget.GridLayout to GridLayout Could this be some issue with the setup? I have the gridlayout_v7 library project in the Android tab of my Eclipse project properties and the v.13 jar is on the build

I have a CSS Grid Layout in which I want to make some (middle 3) rows stretch to their maximum size. I'm probably looking for a property similar to what flex-grow: 1 does with Flexbox but I can't seem to find a solution. Note: This is intended for an Electron app only, so browser compatibility is not really a concern. I have the following CSS Grid Layout: .grid { display: grid; grid-template-columns: 1fr 1.5fr 1fr; grid-gap: 10px; height: calc(100vh - 10px); } .grid .box { background-color: grey; } .grid .box:first-child, .grid .box:last-child { grid-column-start: 1; grid-column-end: -1; } /*

[Note: for those who may be confusing this question with "why not use tables for HTML layout", I am not asking that question. The question I'm asking is why is a grid layout fundamentally different from a table layout.] I'm researching CSS libraries (in particular Bootstrap) for a project. I am a programmer rather than a web designer and I feel I could benefit from a library that encapsulates good design. We all know that it's bad practice to use HTML tables to accomplish basic site layout because it mixes presentation with content. One of the benefits provided by CSS libraries like Bootstrap