Row Templates

A row template is a container that defines one or more rows. It comprises specifications for a set of rows to be generated in the layout canvas. A row template can be repeated multiple times, one on top of the other, based on the required height. The following figure depicts how a row template can be used multiple times in a design. One instance is zoomed in to view details:

In the above figure, you can see that:

• The row template period is the total height of the row template, inclusive of all the rows in it.
• Each row has a different row offset value.

Here is a snapshot of a row template with three rows, Row 1, Row 2, and Row 3:

Before generating rows in the layout canvas using a row template, ensure that:

• The row template has at least one row.
• All rows have either a row height or a siteDef valued defined.
• All rows fit inside the template period.
• All rows have an allowed orientation value set.
• All rows have either a component type or a component master filter, but not both.
• All attributes are specified for generating rails, if required.

Related Topics

Introduction to Row Infrastructure

Row Attributes

Row Generation

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