Thanks for the testing! (Sorry for the late reply, I somehow overlooked it)
Hm, well maybe the skin could provide the frame styles, so that you can as many styles as you wish in your skin.
Makes sense, I’ll consider adding a LUIToggleableButton or so
Indeed thats something I planned to implement, although the internal logic for the input field will get much more complex, which is why I didn’t implement it yet.
You have to set a width on the layout. If you don’t set a width, layouts (in general, all lui components) will fit to its children. So if your layout has no width, and a children with a width of 20% or so, that won’t work.
General rule: If you specify relative constraints, make sure the parent has a defined width.
I know it is this way in css, but in lui you basically just set the origin on the element. Adding support for automatic-stretching would be non-trivial, but might be considered in the future.
Thats fine, just can safely ignore it. The warning is just there to prevent widgets from allocating focus each frame