It’s Héctor and Thomas (@thomasbbak4jx) , who is learning how to create apps using Thunkable (in Colombia).
We try to find how to solve our problem, and we found some information related it, but we are not able to solve it. May anyone help us?
We want to fit automatically a text to its labelbox. So, we don’t want to size the text using the number of lines nor the text size. We think that it could be cooler for our “customers” that they could read all the information inside a labelbox, fit all of them automatically.
What are a few examples of text strings the customer would see?
Which label component(s) in your project are you referring to?
Can you show a sketch/screenshot of how it looks now and how you want it to look?
Labels can extend to fit text of any size. Have you tried changing the label’s font size dynamically? I’m not sure if you want the font size to adjust or the width.
Hello, I think the label that needs the most adjusting is this one:
As you can see the text is cut due to the size of the label, is there a way that we can make that text fit or adjust to the label size without making any permanent change? since the text in that label always displays a different amount of tags it would be really cool if we could make the label bigger or smaller depending on the amount of text in it.
I would like the size of the label to change depending on how much text there is inside of it, if that’s not possible then just limiting the number of words that are put on the label would be cool too.
Dile esto:
En realidad lp que nos gustaría es un elemento “reponsive”. Que se ajuste, automáticamente, al espacio. Tal cual lo hace un bloque, por ejemplo, en un slide de google, o un texto de una web dependiendo de si se ve en el teléfono, ordenador, o si escribo más texto en un cuadro de texto.
Tell him this:
Actually lp that we would like is a “responsive” element. That it adjusts, automatically, to the space. Just like a block does, for example, in a google slide, or a text on a website depending on whether it is seen on the phone, computer, or if I write more text in a text box.
That is called responsive in web.
I actually don’t know how to do this in the Drag & Drop interface. But in the older Snap to Place interface, you can set the height of the label to Fit Contents:
Sorry about it LOL, I was trying to answer the email with my student Thomas, and I didn’t see I could post here just answering through Google
That’s the problem: how to do it in the Drag & Drop interface. However, thank you for your time!
I actually don’t know how to do this in the Drag & Drop interface. But in the older Snap to Place interface, you can set the height of the label to Fit Contents
