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| Function: | ui.side | (places, style='default', **properties): |
This positions child widgets so that they surround a parent widget. It takes a single argument, places, which controls where each child widget is placed. Places is expected to be iterable, and each element should be in the list:
'c', 't', 'b', 'l', 'r', 'tl', 'tr', 'bl', 'br'
'c' means center, 't' top, 'tl' top left, 'br' bottom right, and so on. A side should be given the same number of children as the number of entries in the places list.
The top and bottom children are rendered with a 0 requested height, while the left and right children are rendered with a 0 requested width. It is therefore suggested that you enforce a minimum width on the children that are placed in these slots.
The center widget is rendered before the others. Other than that, the order widgets are rendered in is undefined.
python:
ui.side(['c', 'b', 'r'], spacing=5)
vp = ui.viewport(xmaximum=200, ymaximum=200)
ui.image("mainmenu.jpg")
ui.bar(adjustment=vp.xadjustment, style='scrollbar')
ui.bar(adjustment=vp.yadjustment, style='vscrollbar')
ui.close()
ui.textbutton("Done", ui.returns(True))
ui.interact()