layout/MatrixLayoutCell SAP SE Non-control element used as part of a matrix layout's inner structure. Instead, use the <code>sap.ui.layout.Grid</code> control. sap.ui.core/Element Determines the matrix layout cell's background design. Determines how many columns of the underlying grid structure are occupied by this matrix layout cell. Determines the horizontal alignment of the matrix layout cell's content with the cell's borders. Determines the padding of the matrix layout cell's content within the cell's borders. The default value is appropriate for all cells in a form-like layout. Consider to remove the padding on the outer layout in case of nesting. Determines how many rows of the underlying grid structure are occupied by this matrix layout cell. In case a row-height is used, all rows affected by the RowSpan must have the same unit. Determines how a matrix layout cell is separated from its predecessor, via a vertical gutter of variable width, with or without a vertical line. Determines the vertical alignment of the matrix layout cell's content with the cell's borders. The matrix layout cell's content (arbitrary controls). If the matrix row has a defined height and the matrix has layoutFixed = true, the controls inside of a cell should all use the same unit for its height property. The string given as "sStyleClass" will be added to the "class" attribute of this element's root HTML element. This method is intended to be used to mark controls as being of a special type for which special styling can be provided using CSS selectors that reference this style class name. <pre> Example: myButton.addStyleClass("myRedTextButton"); // add a CSS class to one button instance ...and in CSS: .myRedTextButton { color: red; } </pre> This will add the CSS class "myRedTextButton" to the Button HTML and the CSS code above will then make the text in this particular button red. Only characters allowed inside HTML attributes are allowed. Quotes are not allowed and this method will ignore any strings containing quotes. Strings containing spaces are interpreted as ONE custom style class (even though CSS selectors interpret them as different classes) and can only removed later by calling removeStyleClass() with exactly the same (space-containing) string as parameter. Multiple calls with the same sStyleClass will have no different effect than calling once. If sStyleClass is null, the call is ignored. Returns <code>this</code> to allow method chaining the CSS class name to be added Removes the given string from the list of custom style classes that have been set previously. Regular style classes like "sapUiBtn" cannot be removed. Returns <code>this</code> to allow method chaining the style to be removed Returns true if the given style class string is valid and if this Element has this style class set via a previous call to addStyleClass(). the style to check for