1# Grid Layout 2 3The grid layout is an important layout in adaptive layout. It excels at dividing a page and defining proportion. 4You can implement a grid layout through the **[\<Grid>](../reference/arkui-ts/ts-container-grid.md)** container and the **[\<GridItem>](../reference/arkui-ts/ts-container-griditem.md)** child component. 5**\<Grid>** sets grid-wide parameters, and **\<GridItem>** defines parameters specific to grid items. The grid layout has the following features: 6 71. When the size of the container changes, all child components and their spacings are adjusted proportionally. 82. The numbers of rows and columns in the grid layout as well as the proportion of each row and column are customizable. 93. The row and column spacing of child components in the grid layout can be set. 104. A child component can span the specified number of rows or columns. 11 12 13 14## Grid Settings 15 16### Number and Proportion of Rows and Columns 17The number and proportion of rows and columns are set through the **columnsTemplate** and **rowTemplate** attributes. 18 19The following describes how to set **columnsTemplate**. The value of this attribute is a string consisting of multiple 'number+fr' entries separated by spaces. The number of entries is the number of columns in the grid layout. The number before **fr** is used to calculate the proportion of the column to the grid layout width, thereby determining the column width. 20 21```ts 22struct GridExample { 23 @State Number: Array<string> = ['1', '2', '3', '4'] 24 25 build() { 26 Column({ space: 5 }) { 27 Grid() { 28 ForEach(this.Number, (num: string) => { 29 GridItem() { 30 Text(`Column ${num}`) 31 .fontSize(16) 32 .textAlign(TextAlign.Center) 33 .backgroundColor(0xd0d0d0) 34 .width('100%') 35 .height('100%') 36 .borderRadius(5) 37 } 38 }) 39 } 40 .columnsTemplate('1fr 1fr 1fr 1fr') 41 .rowsTemplate('1fr') 42 .columnsGap(10) 43 .rowsGap(20) 44 .width('90%') 45 .backgroundColor(0xF0F0F0) 46 .height(100) 47 }.width('100%') 48 } 49} 50``` 51 52Create a four-column grid, where each column has an equal width. 53 54```ts 55struct GridExample { 56 @State Number: Array<string> = ['1', '2', '3', '4'] 57 58 build() { 59 Column({ space: 5 }) { 60 Grid() { 61 ForEach(this.Number, (num: string) => { 62 GridItem() { 63 Text(`Column ${num}`) 64 .fontSize(16) 65 .textAlign(TextAlign.Center) 66 .backgroundColor(0xd0d0d0) 67 .width('100%') 68 .height('100%') 69 .borderRadius(5) 70 } 71 }) 72 } 73 .columnsTemplate('1fr 2fr 3fr 4fr') 74 .rowsTemplate('1fr') 75 .columnsGap(10) 76 .rowsGap(20) 77 .width('90%') 78 .backgroundColor(0xF0F0F0) 79 .height(100) 80 }.width('100%') 81 } 82} 83``` 84 85Create a four-column grid, where the proportions of the columns are 1:2:3:4. 86 87```ts 88struct GridExample { 89 @State Number: Array<string> = ['1', '2', '3'] 90 91 build() { 92 Column({ space: 5 }) { 93 Grid() { 94 ForEach(this.Number, (num: string) => { 95 GridItem() { 96 Text(`Column ${num}`) 97 .fontSize(16) 98 .textAlign(TextAlign.Center) 99 .backgroundColor(0xd0d0d0) 100 .width('100%') 101 .height('100%') 102 .borderRadius(5) 103 } 104 }) 105 } 106 .columnsTemplate('4fr 2fr 3fr') 107 .rowsTemplate('1fr') 108 .columnsGap(10) 109 .rowsGap(20) 110 .width('90%') 111 .backgroundColor(0xF0F0F0) 112 .height(100) 113 }.width('100%') 114 } 115} 116``` 117 118Create a three-column grid, where the proportions of the columns are 4:2:3. 119 120The effect is as follows: 121 122 123 124### Alignment 125 126Set **layoutDirection** to define how grid items are laid out along the main axis. 127The layout options are **Row**, **RowReverse**, **Column**, and **ColumnReverse**. 128The effect is as follows: 129 130 131 132### Spacing Between Rows and Columns 133 134Set **columnsGap** to define the vertical spacing of the grid items and **rowsGap** to define the horizontal spacing. 135 136```ts 137Grid() 138.columnsTemplate('1fr 1fr 1fr 1fr') 139.columnsGap(10) 140.rowsGap(20) 141``` 142 143 144 145In the preceding example, the horizontal and vertical spacings between grid items are 10 and 20, respectively. 146 147## GridItem Settings 148 149### Setting the Number of Rows and Columns per Grid Item 150 151The rows and columns of a grid layout are numbered in sequence, starting from 1. 152 153If a grid item spans multiple rows, use **rowStart** to set the start row number and **rowEnd** to set the end row number. If the value of **rowStart** is the same as that of **rowEnd**, the grid item occupies only one grid. The sample code is as follows: 154 155```ts 156Grid() { 157 GridItem() { 158 Text('5') 159 .fontSize(16) 160 .textAlign(TextAlign.Center) 161 .textStyle() 162 }.rowStart(2).rowEnd(3) // The grid item spans the second and third rows. 163 164 GridItem() { 165 Text('4') 166 .fontSize(16) 167 .textAlign(TextAlign.Center) 168 .textStyle() 169 }.columnStart(4).columnEnd(5) // The grid item spans the fourth and fifth columns. 170 171 GridItem() { 172 Text('6') 173 .fontSize(16) 174 .textAlign(TextAlign.Center) 175 .textStyle() 176 }.columnStart(2).columnEnd(4) // The grid item spans the second to fourth columns. 177 178 GridItem() { 179 Text('9') 180 .fontSize(16) 181 .textAlign(TextAlign.Center) 182 .textStyle() 183 }.columnStart(3).columnEnd(4) // The grid item spans the third and fourth columns. 184} 185.columnsTemplate('1fr 1fr 1fr 1fr 1fr') 186.rowsTemplate('1fr 1fr 1fr') 187.columnsGap(10) 188.rowsGap(20) 189.width('90%') 190.backgroundColor(0xF0F0F0) 191.height('200vp') 192.layoutDirection(GridDirection.Column) 193``` 194 195 196 197## Example Scenario 198 199Use the grid layout to implement a calculator. The sample code is as follows: 200 201```ts 202@Entry 203@Component 204struct GridExample { 205 @State Number: Array<string> = ['1', '2', '3', '+', '4', '5', '6', '-', '7', '8', '9', '*', '0', '.', '/'] 206 207 @Styles textStyle(){ 208 .backgroundColor(0xd0d0d0) 209 .width('100%') 210 .height('100%') 211 .borderRadius(5) 212 } 213 214 build() { 215 Column({ space: 5 }) { 216 Grid() { 217 GridItem() { 218 Text('0') 219 .fontSize(30) 220 .textStyle() 221 }.columnStart(1).columnEnd(4) 222 223 GridItem() { 224 Text ('Clear') 225 .fontSize(16) 226 .textAlign(TextAlign.Center) 227 .textStyle() 228 }.columnStart(1).columnEnd(2) 229 230 GridItem() { 231 Text ('Back') 232 .fontSize(16) 233 .textAlign(TextAlign.Center) 234 .textStyle() 235 }.columnStart(3).columnEnd(4) 236 237 ForEach(this.Number, (day: string) => { 238 if (day === '0') { 239 GridItem() { 240 Text(day) 241 .fontSize(16) 242 .textAlign(TextAlign.Center) 243 .textStyle() 244 }.columnStart(1).columnEnd(2) 245 } else { 246 GridItem() { 247 Text(day) 248 .fontSize(16) 249 .textAlign(TextAlign.Center) 250 .textStyle() 251 } 252 } 253 }) 254 } 255 .columnsTemplate('1fr 1fr 1fr 1fr') 256 .rowsTemplate('2fr 1fr 1fr 1fr 1fr 1fr') 257 .columnsGap(10) 258 .rowsGap(15) 259 .width('90%') 260 .backgroundColor(0xF0F0F0) 261 .height('70%') 262 }.width('100%').margin({ top: 5 }) 263 } 264} 265``` 266 267Below you can see how the calculator displays on a large-screen device. 268 269 270 271Below you can see how the calculator displays on a small-screen device. 272 273 274