Marko Web Framework: how to position nested components dynamically?
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I am creating a component that will receive an arbitrary number of image urls and will create sub-components to display and manage each one of them. The positioning is based on values of the objects and the scale of the container.
I cannot find an example of how to position the sub-components at run-time. The style section does not have access to the component's state, although I might be able to use a calculated value in the HTML section in an explicit style= clause. Is that a reasonable solution?
If this is a Solved Problem, or if anyone has any suggestions, please let me know.
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Richard Haven
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I am creating a component that will receive an arbitrary number of image urls and will create sub-components to display and manage each one of them. The positioning is based on values of the objects and the scale of the container.
I cannot find an example of how to position the sub-components at run-time. The style section does not have access to the component's state, although I might be able to use a calculated value in the HTML section in an explicit style= clause. Is that a reasonable solution?
If this is a Solved Problem, or if anyone has any suggestions, please let me know.
Cheers
css dynamic css-position marko
asked Nov 9 at 1:10
Richard Haven
273
First off, glad you're using Marko! Second, I have a question: are you needing to position them in a grid, a mosaic, or something else? Could you include more description around "position the sub-components"? -- Thanks!
– seangates
Nov 9 at 1:52
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I am creating a component that will receive an arbitrary number of image urls and will create sub-components to display and manage each one of them. The positioning is based on values of the objects and the scale of the container.
I cannot find an example of how to position the sub-components at run-time. The style section does not have access to the component's state, although I might be able to use a calculated value in the HTML section in an explicit style= clause. Is that a reasonable solution?
If this is a Solved Problem, or if anyone has any suggestions, please let me know.
Cheers
css dynamic css-position marko
asked Nov 9 at 1:10
Richard Haven
273
I am creating a component that will receive an arbitrary number of image urls and will create sub-components to display and manage each one of them. The positioning is based on values of the objects and the scale of the container.
I cannot find an example of how to position the sub-components at run-time. The style section does not have access to the component's state, although I might be able to use a calculated value in the HTML section in an explicit style= clause. Is that a reasonable solution?
If this is a Solved Problem, or if anyone has any suggestions, please let me know.
Cheers
css dynamic css-position marko
css dynamic css-position marko
asked Nov 9 at 1:10
Richard Haven
273
asked Nov 9 at 1:10
Richard Haven
273
edited Nov 9 at 2:27
asked Nov 9 at 1:10
Richard Haven
273
asked Nov 9 at 1:10
Richard Haven
273
asked Nov 9 at 1:10
Richard Haven
273
273
First off, glad you're using Marko! Second, I have a question: are you needing to position them in a grid, a mosaic, or something else? Could you include more description around "position the sub-components"? -- Thanks!
– seangates
Nov 9 at 1:52
add a comment |
First off, glad you're using Marko! Second, I have a question: are you needing to position them in a grid, a mosaic, or something else? Could you include more description around "position the sub-components"? -- Thanks!
– seangates
Nov 9 at 1:52
First off, glad you're using Marko! Second, I have a question: are you needing to position them in a grid, a mosaic, or something else? Could you include more description around "position the sub-components"? -- Thanks!
– seangates
Nov 9 at 1:52
First off, glad you're using Marko! Second, I have a question: are you needing to position them in a grid, a mosaic, or something else? Could you include more description around "position the sub-components"? -- Thanks!
– seangates
Nov 9 at 1:52
add a comment |
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First off, glad you're using Marko! Second, I have a question: are you needing to position them in a grid, a mosaic, or something else? Could you include more description around "position the sub-components"? -- Thanks!
– seangates
Nov 9 at 1:52