The text alignment in a TextArea will change if you use a B4XDialog.
In this example the TextArea is partially covered by a white pane to show the effect better.
The dialog initialization is commented out.
And now when you remove the comment from the dialog.Initialize(Root) line then the TextArea looks like this:
The text has moved down.
The initialization code from the B4XDialog contains the following code:
You could comment out this code in a copy of the B4XDialog class...
OR you could create an empty text file, name it "Dialog.css" and add it to the files manager of your project.
After that the TextArea text alignment is back to "normal".
Notes:
- @Erel doesn't recommend the use of CSS in a B4XDialog.
- in my pmfiles tutorial in message #5 i explained a possible other issue of the B4XDialog CSS file in combination with a Codemirror CSS file with the same name.
So now you know what to do if you encounter this issue.
In this example the TextArea is partially covered by a white pane to show the effect better.
The dialog initialization is commented out.
And now when you remove the comment from the dialog.Initialize(Root) line then the TextArea looks like this:
The text has moved down.
The initialization code from the B4XDialog contains the following code:
B4X:
#if B4J
Dim node As JavaObject = mParent
Dim stylesheets As List = node.RunMethodJO("getScene", Null).RunMethod("getStylesheets", Null)
stylesheets.Add(File.GetUri(File.DirAssets, "Dialog.css"))
#End IfOR you could create an empty text file, name it "Dialog.css" and add it to the files manager of your project.
After that the TextArea text alignment is back to "normal".
Notes:
- @Erel doesn't recommend the use of CSS in a B4XDialog.
- in my pmfiles tutorial in message #5 i explained a possible other issue of the B4XDialog CSS file in combination with a Codemirror CSS file with the same name.
So now you know what to do if you encounter this issue.