I can't remember where I saw it or read it, but appearantly there is a shortcut for transforming a horizontal list of words seperated with commas or even without commas, into a vertical list allowi...

I need this because I want to make a menu (which is made from a HTML list) appear horizontally. I prefer not to use absolute positioning since it might become messy when I start changing the layou...

I have some horizontal UICollectionViewCell in my UICollectionView. My problem is that if I scroll the horizontal list in the first cell to another position, the fourth cell will also be at that s...

What I intend to achieve The item view should occupy the entire height of the item It could be that the item height is lesser than the height of the tallest item in the recyclerview, in which...

I'm trying to create a Horizontal scrolling listview.builder() with no pre-set height. I've tried setting shrinkwrap to true and wrapping it inside an Expanded/Flexible. The only way (that i have f...

i am new for sencha touch. Here I got a problem, how can I show each row only contain 3 or 4 item? Please see my screen shoot below I need to show the list like example below Here is my view j...

I am new in Android Development. I am trying to display a list of cards in the screen with only one card at a time on the screen using RecyclerView. But unfortunately cards that I designed are not ...

How to change background color when clicking on Horizontal Listview items in Android So that users will know where they clicked. Below is the code which I got from some internet site. HorizontalLi...

I have the following html: <div id="container"> <ul> <li>element 1</li> <li>element 2</li> </ul> </div> applied with a css as follows: #conta...

Possible Duplicate: Horizontal ListView in Android? I want horizontal scroll like Gallery. Im not using Gallery because its center locked. Can some one here would help me out with th...

I am trying to fix a horrid nested table layout for a site. The page will have a variable number of elements that leverage Google charts. Instead of complex spaghetti code that tries to lay things ...