# About Layout Objects

By placing a layout object on screens and content, you can apply operation/placement functions to a part of the screen/content area. You can design multiple areas with different functions on a screen.

1: Layout object (Zoom Canvas)

2: Layout object (Grid)

3: Screen or Content

When using the Layout object, confirm objects are placed correctly on the Layout object with the Object List window.

1: List of objects below Layout object (ZoomCanvas1).

2: List of objects below Layout object (Grid1).

3: List of objects below screen (Screen1).

## Types of Layout Objects

Note:

- Operation processes and object placement methods for Layout objects is the same as screens/content.
- For information on Content Display and Slide Content Display, refer to the following.
  Content Display
  Slide Content Display

Type | Description
Canvas | The size of placed objects appear on the display unit as is.
Scroll Canvas | You can scroll the area of the Layout object using a scroll gesture or switch. Use when the information you want to display is larger than the screen size of the Layout object.
Zoom Canvas | By using switches or pinch in/pinch out gestures, you can zoom in and out of the Layout object.
Grid | Place objects in a tiled pattern. Adjust the size of objects by setting the number of rows and columns in the grid, the height of each row, and the width of each column.
Scroll Grid | Screen that combines features of both the grid and scroll canvas.
Dock Panel | You can arrange objects so they are placed from the top, bottom, left, or right side of the Layout object. The last placed object is adjusted to fit into the remaining unused area.
Stack Panel | Objects are aligned to stack vertically (top to bottom) or horizontally (left to right).
Uniform Grid | The size of placed objects are all the same. If you set the number of rows and columns, objects are placed in order from the top left, to the right. If rows and columns are not set up, the area of the Layout object is divided by the number of objects and the size and position of objects are adjusted to fit.