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I am working on an application in C with GTK3, in my app I have a layout like Rhythmbox, with a treeview on the left, on the right top 2 treeviews then right bottom 1 treeview, and they are all in paned views, so one big horrizontal paned view, with treeview on left, the right pane has a vertical paned view, in the top pane is another horizontal paned view with a treeview in each, then the bottom pane has a treeview. ALL of the treeviews are inside a scrolledwindow, so that the treeviews will scroll. Now the issue I'm having is I can't get anything to style correctly, the sizes are all jacked up, can anyone make a simple example of multiple treeviews in scrolled windows in paneviews like what I have? If need be I can post some of my code, I don't want to post too much because my app is too big right now to post the whole thing. I should note that when it comes to size I have everything default right now, I didn't set any sizes for anything except the main window, and I'm just not sure if I should be using size requests or what, when I've used glade in the past with python I never had this issue, but I'm trying to write my own GTK code this time. I've searched for tutorials for what I'm talking about, and I can't find anything, especially for C.

Could you rephrase the question?
Your example seems overly detailed and repetious.


Take care

michael

Ok, sorry about the confusing question, let me simplify it, I have a paneview, originally I just had a treeview in each pane, however they would not scroll, when too much data was put in the treeview it just grew with no scroll bars, so I put the treeviews into scrolledwindows and the scrolledwindows into the paneview, however, now there are scrollbars, but the treeviews are tiny, here's a screenshot:

Well, it appears my issue seems to actually be in my grid layout, I had a grid layout in the main window to place everything, when I changed the grid layout to a box layout it fixed the issue, I just made it a box with a vertical orientation, and the menu bar I had to set to expand and fill to FALSE, (the reason it doesn't appear on my screenshot is Ubuntu's global menu bar).