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Docked Widget Panes (two editor widgets)

Bud

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In Experience Builder, we can use floating widgets. But it's my understanding that the widgets can't be docked to a side of the map as a pane.

I would like to dock two Editor widgets as panes, one Editor widget as a right-side pane, and another as a left-side pane. Ideally, the panes would be collapsible.

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JonathanMcD

@Bud

You can dock panels by controlling them in a container. It is always a good idea to look at the templates in ExpB and also what others have created over time. Gives a great understanding of how ExpB works, and we're doing all the same sort of thing so learning from each other by understanding our work is a great way to learn.

Jennifer_Parmeley

I used sidebar do "dock" my editor widgets and an edit table if I include one. That gives the end user the option to hide it if they don't want to see it.

Bud

@ZachBodenner Yes, your column idea worked. Thanks.

Column: Layers/legend 20% width
Column: Left editor widget 20% width
Column: Map 40% width
Column: Right editor widget 20% width

ZachBodenner

You could probably set this up just by using columns in your project. Set one up on the left, one in the middle, and one on the right. Then add the edit widget directly to each of the sides (and not in a widget controller), and then put your map in the middle one. It's functionally like a docked pane, you just can't dock/undock at runtime (which I believe is true kinda no matter how you add them).

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