Preset Browser / List Area object is masking the buttons

[Gabor.K]

Hi everyone,

I am currently working on a preset browser using the built-in browser, and a custom look and feel.

I had to reposition the Lista Area to fit the look of the GUI, so I used ListAreaOffset in Y-axis.

However, this way it pushed the List Area to the top of the Add, Rename, and Delete Buttons, and now I can not use these buttons anymore. They are visible, but not responding. I tried to find where can I compensate the Y offset by the size of the List Area object, but without success.

Is there any way to change the size of the column objects manually, or move the add/rename/delete buttons further down? I would like to avoid building the whole thing again with custom panels.

I hope I don't just overlook an obvious feature, but I could not locate the solution yet.

Thanks in advance!
Gábor

[d.healey]

In the data property there is a ButtonsInsideBorder property, set this to true. There is also an EditButtonOffset property that might be useful.

[Gabor.K]

@d-healey Thanks!
"ButtonsInsideBorder" did not change anything in this regard unfortunately.
"The EditButtonOffset" works fine, but under the offset of -10, the buttons are getting outside of the border of the floating tile, and I would need an offset of -58.

[d.healey]

@Gabor-K Can you post a snippet so we can see exactly what you need?

[Gabor.K]

@d-healey
I recreated the same issue in an empty project.
You can not click on the add/rename/delete buttons, because the list area columns are masking them due to the "ListAreaOffset" settings I've added.

I would like to somehow resize the columns to make them smaller on the vertical axis and this way reveal the buttons below.

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[d.healey]

@Gabor-K How about this. Instead of setting the offset to 58, enable the ShowNotes property. This will add spacing above the columns. You can then place a panel over this extra space and style it however you like.

That's what I did with my preset browser

[ustk]

@Gabor-K You can also set H to -58:

  "ListAreaOffset": [
    0,
    58,
    0,
    -58
  ],

[d.healey]

@ustk Oh yeah I forgot about that. I'm using [0, 5, 0, -15] for mine.

[Gabor.K]

Wow that looks nice, thanks @d-healey !

[Gabor.K]

@ustk Oh man, you saved my day. How could I have overlooked this? Thanks a lot!