| Class | Description |
| Accordion |
An Accordion navigator container has a collection of child containers,
but only one of them at a time is visible. |
| Box |
A Box container lays out its children in a single vertical column
or a single horizontal row. |
| BoxDirection |
The BoxDirection class specifies constant values
for the direction property of the Box container. |
| Canvas |
A Canvas layout container defines a rectangular region
in which you place child containers and controls. |
| ControlBar |
The ControlBar container lets you place controls
at the bottom of a Panel or TitleWindow container. |
| DividedBox |
A DividedBox container measures and lays out its children
horizontally or vertically in exactly the same way as a
Box container, but it inserts
draggable dividers in the gaps between the children. |
| HBox |
The HBox container lays out its children in a single horizontal row. |
| HDividedBox |
The HDividedBox container lays out its children horizontally
in the same way as HBox container, but it inserts
a draggable divider in the gap between each child. |
| Panel |
A Panel container consists of a title bar, a caption, a border,
and a content area for its children. |
| TabNavigator |
The TabNavigator container extends the ViewStack container by including
a TabBar container for navigating between its child containers. |
| Tile |
A Tile container lays out its children
in a grid of equal-sized cells. |
| TileDirection |
The TileDirection class defines the constant values for the
direction property of the Tile container. |
| TitleWindow |
A TitleWindow layout container contains a title bar, a caption,
a border, and a content area for its child. |
| VBox |
The VBox container lays out its children in a single vertical column. |
| VDividedBox |
The VDividedBox container lays out its children vertically
in the same way as the VBox container, but it inserts
a draggable divider in the gap between each child. |
| ViewStack |
A ViewStack navigator container consists of a collection of child
containers stacked on top of each other, where only one child
at a time is visible. |