Container
Containers are control elements that can hold other control elements. There are containers for the layout and navigation.
A placeholder control that enables navigation through multiple views.
A region is a placeholder for a view. There can be several regions on a page. In the FixLayout templates, a region is used for the header, for example.
Bar with buttons for navigation.The AbsoluteLayout allows the manual (absolute) positioning of contained elements. The position of a control element in the AbsoluteLayout is defined via the properties "Left", "Top" of the control element.
The FlexLayout automatically arranges the contained elements in rows or columns, depending on the setting of the "Orientation" property of the FlexLayout. The FlexLayout can move the excess elements of a row to the next row if, for example, the browser window is reduced in size.
The CardLayout automatically arranges card-like views (cards) line by line. If the browser window is reduced in size, the cards contained in the CardLayout move closer together or jump to the next line.
The group automatically organises the elements it contains in rows or columns, depending on the setting of the "Orientation" property of the group. The group can move the excess elements of a row to the next row if, for example, the browser window is reduced in size. The group can be provided with a frame and a heading.
The ViewBox enables the automatic, continuous scaling of its content (graphics, control elements) according to the screen size.