Making Containers work for You in Power Apps - Managing Layout and Consistency

This is Part 4 and we are going to continue building this app! Slowly! If you have any questions feel free to ask and as a subscriber we can conquer our goals together in Power Apps.

Part 1:    • Creating a Power App from a Blank Canvas -...  
Part 2:    • Creating an Edit Form and Fixing Defaults ...  
Part 3:    • Convert Default Form to Custom Form in Pow...  
Part 4:    • Making Containers work for You in Power Ap...  
Part 5:    • Wait! Solve Delegation Easily! In Power Ap...  

In this video we conquer containers!

Containers in Power Apps are incredibly useful for organizing UI elements, making it easier to manage layout and design across different screen sizes. By grouping controls within a container, you can ensure that they behave consistently as a unit when the app is resized or viewed on various devices. Containers also simplify the process of aligning elements, providing a streamlined way to implement a clean and professional interface. Additionally, using containers can enhance the performance of the app by minimizing the number of controls that need individual configuration and adjustment.

Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:40 Recap of our Power App
2:40 Inserting a Containers
6:35 Changing the Direction of a Container
8:40 Noticing why things dont line up
9:35 Fill Portions in Containers
10:30 Why Fill Portions doesnt work
11:30 The outlines of containers drove me crazy
12:30 Spacing out your containers with Padding
13:15 Using a Gap in a container
15:45 Shortcut for Move Up and Move Down
17:40 Resizing and Aligning
19:50 Creating a Container PopUp
25:30 Creating our Save Buttons with Context Variables
28:30 Setting Variable to false OnVisible of Screen
29:00 Passing a Context Variable on Navigate Command
30:00 Conclusion