Hello friends,
Odd question I know, but I have a table and I would like to make my columns larger by resizing the different “autolayout layers” larger, but only towards the right.
Currently, when I try to do this using the mouse or by enter a fixed value, the layer increases proportionally in size both to the left and the right.
Is there a way to increase only towards the right?
Thank you.
Best answer by mo_hamwi
after reviewing your file I saw that you made the auto layout aligned to the bottom center
Changing it to the bottom left Will solve your issue
Also the reason that it’s working on Column2 because you made the text inside as a boxed text
Changing it to auto width as shown below you will face the same issue
I suggest you to look out for more tutorials on auto layout to help you understand the fundamental, I will attach a file with problem solved to get you a better idea of what going on
Auto layout resize expanding to both the left and right.fig (35.1 KB)
I removed the auto layout layers and increasing the width to the right on the text layer itself seems to work.
I’m still curious if this is possible with a layer that has an auto layout applied.
can you share screenshots or the file ?
Thank you - please see attached file. I included an example of the issue I am having.
Auto layout resize expanding to both the left and right.fig (36.0 KB)
after reviewing your file I saw that you made the auto layout aligned to the bottom center
Changing it to the bottom left Will solve your issue
Also the reason that it’s working on Column2 because you made the text inside as a boxed text
Changing it to auto width as shown below you will face the same issue
I suggest you to look out for more tutorials on auto layout to help you understand the fundamental, I will attach a file with problem solved to get you a better idea of what going on
Auto layout resize expanding to both the left and right.fig (35.1 KB)
you’re welcome, if that was useful and solved you problem please kindly mark it as a solution, thank you
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