Always returns false since a zero size will actually fill a drawing area.
Alignment value as two string values, first for vertical and second for horizontal. Eg. "top left" or "center middle". Setting the property can be done with either a single direction or both (separated by space or comma) in either order.
Horizontal alignment value as string. One of: 'left', 'center', 'right'
Vertical alignment value as string. One of: 'top', 'middle', 'bottom'
Sets element width and height property values with optional unit type specifier to use for both dimensions.
If unit is undefined then the current unit types for each dimension remain unchanged.
Optionalunit: stringOptionalunitY: stringReturns actual pixel width of this element, either scaled to viewWidth if width unit is %
or actual width value if it is in pixels already. If this element's width value is zero then return viewWidth.
Returns actual pixel height of this element, either scaled to viewHeight if height unit is %
or actual height value if it is in pixels already. If this element's height value is zero then return viewHeight.
Returns actual pixel width and height of this element, potentially scaled to viewSize.
See actualWidth and actualHeight for details on returned values.
A zero width/height (default) indicates to draw into the full available image area (eg. passed to render() in rect argument). Negative values are not allowed.
How to align within drawing area if/when width/height doesn't fill it completely.
Extra position offset to apply after alignment. Expressed as a percentage of overall drawing area size.
Base class for any element needing size, alignment, and offset properties. Not drawable on its own and cannot be created directly.