In this guide, we will discuss Layouts in Ext.js . Layouts is the way the elements are arranged in a container. It can be horizontal, vertical, or any other. Ext JS has a different layout defined in its library but we can always write custom layouts as well.
| Sr.No | Layout & Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Absolute This layout allows to position the items using XY coordinates in the container. |
| 2 | Accordion This layout allows to place all the items in stack fashion (one on top of the other) inside the container. |
| 3 | Anchor This layout gives the privilege to the user to specify the size of each element with respect to the container size. |
| 4 | Border In this layout various panels are nested and separated by borders. |
| 5 | Auto This is the default layout that decides the layout of the elements based on the number of elements. |
| 6 | Card(TabPanel) This layout arranges different components in tab fashion. Tabs will be displayed on top of the container. Every time only one tab is visible and each tab is considered as a different component. |
| 7 | Card(Wizard) In this layout, every time the elements come for full container space. There is a bottom tool bar in the wizard for navigation. |
| 8 | Column This layout is to show multiple columns in the container. We can define a fixed or percentage width to the columns. The percentage width will be calculated based on the full size of the container. |
| 9 | Fit In this layout, the container is filled with a single panel. When there is no specific requirement related to the layout, then this layout is used. |
| 10 | Table As the name implies, this layout arranges the components in a container in the HTML table format. |
| 11 | vBox This layout allows the element to be distributed in a vertical manner. This is one of the most used layout. |
| 12 | hBox This layout allows the element to be distributed in a horizontal manner. |
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