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diff --git a/documentation/src/resize.dox b/documentation/src/resize.dox index e3da5fdf6..c3b30daf9 100644 --- a/documentation/src/resize.dox +++ b/documentation/src/resize.dox @@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ results in proportional resizing of the child widgets (and also of the margins and padding between them) as shown below, which is clearly not what you want. -\image html resize-example5a.png "Figure 6.8: Resizing a row of widgets (a)" +\image html resize-example5a.png "Resizing a row of widgets (a)" \image latex resize-example5a.png "Resizing a row of widgets (a)" width=12cm Simply adding a group around A and B and setting its \p resizable @@ -246,7 +246,7 @@ means that widgets A, B and C will never change height because the extra resizable box does not overlap them vertically. Only the padding below them will be resized. -\image html resize-example5b.png "Figure 6.9: Resizing a row of widgets (b)" +\image html resize-example5b.png "Resizing a row of widgets (b)" \image latex resize-example5b.png "Resizing a row of widgets (b)" width=12cm In a real application, you probably want to allow widgets A, @@ -257,7 +257,7 @@ Obviously after calling <tt>hide()</tt> on the box it is no longer visible, and may therefore be the same height as the other widgets, or a fraction of the height, as shown below. -\image html resize-example5c.png "Figure 6.10: Resizing a row of widgets (c)" +\image html resize-example5c.png "Resizing a row of widgets (c)" \image latex resize-example5c.png "Resizing a row of widgets (c)" width=12cm To summarize the key points of the new technique: |