layout/MatrixLayout SAP SE <p> A matrix layout arranges controls in a grid structure, using rows which need not have the same number of cells. </p> <p> It uses predefined cell classes that guarantee appropriate distances between cells in the grid. The cell's <code>vGutter</code> property lets you specify additional horizontal distances easily. You can set these additional distances (known as gutters) with or without separators. The distance for each cell is specified by assigning a specific enumeration value of the class <code>LayoutCellSeparator</code> of the matrix data object. </p> <p> You should <b>avoid nesting</b> matrix layouts. You should only use a matrix layout if you need to align controls horizontally across rows. </p> Instead, use the <code>sap.ui.layout.Grid</code> control. sap.ui.core/Control CSS width of the matrix layout. If the LayoutFixed = true an adequate width should be provided. CSS height of the matrix layout. Sets the table layout. If fixed the width parameter of a column has priority, if not the width of the content of the colums has priority. The default is "fixed". If the fixed layout is used an adequate width of the MatrixLayout should be provided. Otherwise the column width displayed could be different than the given ones because of browser dependend optimazations. Number of columns. If not specified, the number of columns will be determined from the given cells. Widths of the columns. Use an array to define the widths of the columns. If a column shall have an automatical sizing enter "auto" for this column width. The matrix layout's individual rows. Creates a new matrix layout row and appends it to this matrix layout. Each argument must be either a matrix layout cell, which is added to the row "as is", or an arbitrary content control, which is wrapped with a new (default) matrix layout cell first and then added to the row.