Reputation: 2814
There are 3 divs, each having a panel in them. Initially, only 2 panels are displayed and the other is hidden. On clicking 'Update' in one of the panels, these 2 div are hidden and the 3rd one is shown.
There is a set of buttons in the 3rd panel. The below is the code for it
buttons: [{
xtype: 'checkbox', id:'usapCheck', boxLabel: 'I Accept', allowBlank: false, margin: '1 1 4 230'
},{
buttonAlign: 'right',margin:'0 0 0 3.6',text: 'Save',width: '30',iconCls: 'save',
handler: function() {
//code to save form details
}
},{
buttonAlign: 'right',margin:'1 1 0 3.6',text: 'Clear',width: '30',iconCls: 'clear',
handler: function() {
//code to clear the fields
}
},{
buttonAlign: 'right',margin:'1 1 1 1.6',text: 'Back',width: '30',iconCls: 'back',
handler: function() {
//code to hide this div and show other divs.
}
}]
When I click the back button, the 3rd panel is hidden and displays the 2 other grids in the same js. But when I again click the 'update' button, to display the 3rd panel, the alignment of these buttons change.
So, on hiding and showing the panels, the alignment changes in a strange way.
I am totally lost, without any clue. Can anyone please help me?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 184
Reputation: 4760
Off the top of my head:
You shouldn't use buttonAlign: 'right'
there and your width
is set as a String for all your buttons, using ExtJS, when you specify your width
value as String it works like CSS values, so you have to pick:
width: 30 // 30 pixels
// or
width: '30px' // 30 pixels
Correct this and your buttons shouldnt look messed up anymore.
Upvotes: 1