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I have a List layout in a frame (green). I have several elements (noobs in this case) that I want to have negative padding so that they "lay on top" of each other, like cards. However, negative padding causes the list to be offset to the right for some reason. Of course, the list is set to be centered in properties.
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Negative padding in a centered UI List Layout causes the elements to no longer be centered.
[Bug?] Negative padding in a centered UI List Layout causes the elements to no longer be centered.
May 15, 2017
Reproduction: I ran into this when using a UIListLayout set to horizontal list, centered both horizontally and vertically. When negative padding was applied to the list layout, the elements became off-center. This occurs if either scale OR offset for padding is negative.
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I have a List layout in a frame (green). I have several elements (noobs in this case) that I want to have negative padding so that they "lay on top" of each other, like cards. However, negative padding causes the list to be offset to the right for some reason. Of course, the list is set to be centered in properties.
Horizontal list with no padding
Horizontal list with negative padding
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