Hi,
I want to change the layout of a form. switched the Layout column to 12 to fit to grid.
It happens very often, that I take the mouse and klick a dot just to expand or to shrink the data card and suddenly it is shrinked to zero width. That happening 8 of 10 times and it makes it almost impossible to make progress.
Sadly I got no Win10 machine so I cannot install the PowerApp Client for now. I am working with Chrome which works much better than IE.
Any hint how to avoid this??
Thanks
sonja
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Hi @SonjaK,
Like @Rebetcha suggested, we usually change the PowerApps controls' size by set formulas on their size related properties not by expanding or shrinking using mouse. For Size and location properties in PowerApps, please refer to:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/controls/properties-size-location
Regards,
Mona
Hi @SonjaK,
Like @Rebetcha suggested, we usually change the PowerApps controls' size by set formulas on their size related properties not by expanding or shrinking using mouse. For Size and location properties in PowerApps, please refer to:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/controls/properties-size-location
Regards,
Mona
Can I ask why have the "dots' that look so tempting, when they are not a reliable way to adjust the sizes?
In some cases they work fine and quick in other cases not. In case of controls within a gallery it simply is not.
I like that I have a choice.
Hi!
May i have some comments on these attributes of Powerapps?
First of all: If this Powerapps is intended to be a "drag-n-drop" & "simple-to-use" application-maker, then it should reduce the use of formulas in every possible situation.
Second: My main problem -i came across when tried to resize the cards, input fields and labels within a form- is that i cannot select every component together in every card to set the same values for width or height. I have to define these values (or formulas) individually for every component. There should be a CSS integration in Powerapps i think. With that i would have to write only this:
input {width: 200px}
Is there any hope for something like this in the near future ? 🙂
thanks and regards,
Viktor
PLEASE don't mark this sort of reply as an 'answer'. It isn't. the app has a bug, dragging width sometimes sets width to 0. If the issue is marked as having an answer, then the developers of powerapps won't see anhy reason to fix the bug.
Agreed. In my case, their 'solution' doesn't even work. Editing the properties on the right hand side still results in the field snapping to zero width.
This is terribly frustrating since I created a test app previously and it worked correctly.
Now that I've informed my managers that I have a solution to our needs, and they've instructed me to proceed, I've suddenly and inexplicably hit a brick wall. Again. Just like the other numerous occassions where the Office 365 platform promises something, only for it to be restrictive in the most arbitary and unpredictable ways.
Hi @cfebvre,
Based on your latest response I re-read your initial question. You are talking about resizing the cards on a form. I totally missed that at the time of my first reponse.
There are a couple of tricks your need to know about resizing cards in a form. And I have to admit that making the form behave exactly as you want is not as straight forward as you would think and it sometimes really is a p in the b to change it the way you like it.
I might be able to help you to get it fixed. Can you please share a screenshot of your current form including the properties pane? And a description which cards you would like to resize?
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