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Ext.js - Containers
Ext.js - Containers
Container in Ext JS is the component where we can add other container or child components. These containers can have multiple layout to arrange the components in the containers. We can add or remove the components from the container and from its child elements. Ext.container.Container is the base class for all the containers in Ext JS.
| Sr.No | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 |
This example shows how to define the components inside a container |
| 2 |
This example shows how to define a container inside a container with other components |
There are various type of containers Ext.panel.Panel, Ext.form.Panel, Ext.tab.Panel and Ext.container.Viewport are frequently used containers in Ext JS. Below are the example which shows how to use these containers.
| Sr.No. | Type of Containers & Description |
|---|---|
| 1 |
This example shows a Ext.panel.Panel container |
| 2 |
This example shows a Ext.form.Panel container |
| 3 |
This example shows a Ext.tab.Panel container |
| 4 |
This example shows a Ext.container.Viewport container |