Both options will layout the second column with unbounded width, which means that if you have very long text, it might make the first column very small. If you want to bound the width of the column, you can add a ConstrainedBox to either solution.
Multiple column layouts on large screens that collapse to drawers or popup's on small screens are extremely common on responsive apps. In this tutorial I will show you how to create exactly that.
To create a row or column in Flutter, you add a list of children widgets to a Row or Column widget. In turn, each child can itself be a row or column, and so on.
In this guide, we’ll explore the fundamentals of Row and Column widgets, discuss common issues developers face, and provide tactics for mastering these essential tools for building Flutter UIs.
To use Row and Column widgets in your Flutter app, simply wrap your child widgets inside a Row or Column widget. This is a basic example of how to create a row and column layout:
It seems like the Row needs to be scrollable, but won't that cause both columns to scroll together? Is there a way to have the columns be independently scrollable? If you want the Row to be scrollable, wrap it in a SingleChildScrollView widget.
The Column widget in Flutter offers an easier way to arrange multiple children in a vertical layout. We can customize the Column widget using optional named arguments such as child alignment, main axis size, padding, color, and render direction.
List view with multi column scalable, customizable, draggable splitter inspired by multi_split_view. Easy to use, display your tables anywhere. Fixed header with custom header title. Scalable column width by drag adjustment. Fast and fully event response for row, just like tap, double tap, hover.
