“In this video we’ll teach you more advanced Auto Layout techniques to create a navigation menu using the button we created in the previous video.”
Pablo Stanley released the first chapter of his Figma Crash course with five videos on Auto Layout.
A smart hack that can be useful with Auto Layout. (In the last issue, I included a different solution.)
I just found out a @figmadesign trick to create 0 width/height frame. You won’t be able to do this by using Frame (F) tool or by entering 0 as the width/height of your frame. Then how?
— Rukma W. Pratista (@rukmawp) November 30, 2020
Create a line, and frame it. Then delete the line. pic.twitter.com/2kqFgJt6br
Like, I'm just getting started with it, so use a little imagination here, but the fact that you can smart animate new @figmadesign auto-layout options will save a ton of time.
— miggi from figgi (@miggi) November 19, 2020
Here the only difference between the frames is the "fill container" option on the middle doodad. pic.twitter.com/TBnDj3ctru
Ever wanted to do sweet little link styles in figma like different colored underlines or even backgrounds that still obey auto-layout? @rogie taught me this neato trick. https://t.co/OSNaBoUyaq
— Matthew (@whale) November 25, 2020
A new course with deep dives into powerful Figma features by Pablo Stanley, creator of a popular collection of illustrations Blush. The first chapter on Auto Layout will be available on December 1st.
Magic Layout plugin concept for Figma ✨
— jordan singer (@jsngr) November 22, 2020
Automatically apply Auto Layout constraints and resizing to your layers. pic.twitter.com/stWNvOIFiu
#FigmaTip: Heres a quick tip with two different ways to size/distribute spacing using the latest updates to Auto Layout in @figmadesign. Hope you all like it! pic.twitter.com/LxE8Yz19vc
— Tom Lowry (@negativespaceca) November 19, 2020
Here's a quick run-down on how @figmadesign's improved Auto Layout works with child layers:
— ˗ˏˋrogieˎˊ (@rogie) November 20, 2020
≺≻ Fill
≻≺ Hug
⊢⊣ Fixed#FigmaTip pic.twitter.com/2SBx8qkVTV
Cannot wait for everyone to experience the new Auto Layout features that are coming soon to @figmadesign! Setting and maintaining consistent space between items, like the tabs in a navigation bar, has become so much easier! ↔️📏 pic.twitter.com/1H8WmwkLb1
— Joey Banks (@joeyabanks) September 21, 2020
💪 Auto Layout is getting more flexible, and has a fresh new look.
— Figma (@figma) September 17, 2020
Elements can fill their containers in both directions; you can set independent padding values; and items can be set to space between. Coming soon! #ConfigEurope pic.twitter.com/m7VItOdpuL
We’ve got something brewing that I think you’ll like ;–)
— Rasmus Andersson (@rsms) August 20, 2020
The 3rd part of the series focuses on creating constraint-based field components with Auto Layout to build forms that scale to various browser sizes.
A trick that combines Auto Layout, frames, and fills to resize image layers along the vertical and horizontal axes.