Qt 5.9 | Qt Quick Controls 2 | QML Types | ScrollView QML Type

Qt 5.9.2 Reference Documentation

# ScrollView QML Type

Scrollable view. More...

Import Statement: | import QtQuick.Controls 2.2
Since: | Qt 5.9
Inherits: | Control

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## Properties

- contentChildren : list<Item>
- contentData : list<Object>
- contentHeight : real
- contentWidth : real

## Detailed Description

ScrollView provides scrolling for user-defined content. It can be used to either replace a Flickable, or to decorate an existing one.

The first example demonstrates the simplest usage of ScrollView.

      ScrollView {
          width: 200
          height: 200
          clip: true

          Label {
              text: "ABC"
              font.pixelSize: 224
          }
      }

Note: ScrollView does not automatically clip its contents. If it is not used as a full-screen item, you should consider setting the clip property to `true`, as shown above.

The second example illustrates using an existing Flickable, that is, a ListView.

      ScrollView {
          width: 200
          height: 200

          ListView {
              model: 20
              delegate: ItemDelegate {
                  text: "Item " + index
              }
          }
      }

### Scroll Bars

The horizontal and vertical scroll bars can be accessed and customized using the ScrollBar.horizontal and ScrollBar.vertical attached properties. The following example adjusts the scroll bar policies so that the horizontal scroll bar is always off, and the vertical scroll bar is always on.

      ScrollView {
          // ...
          ScrollBar.horizontal.policy: ScrollBar.AlwaysOff
          ScrollBar.vertical.policy: ScrollBar.AlwaysOn
      }

### Touch vs. Mouse Interaction

On touch, ScrollView enables flicking and makes the scroll bars non-interactive.

When interacted with a mouse device, flicking is disabled and the scroll bars are interactive.

Scroll bars can be made interactive on touch, or non-interactive when interacted with a mouse device, by setting the interactive property explicitly to `true` or `false`, respectively.

      ScrollView {
          // ...
          ScrollBar.horizontal.interactive: true
          ScrollBar.vertical.interactive: true
      }

See also ScrollBar, ScrollIndicator, Customizing ScrollView, and Container Controls.

## Property Documentation

contentChildren : list<Item>

This property holds the list of content children.

The list contains all items that have been declared in QML as children of the view.

Note: Unlike `contentData`, `contentChildren` does not include non-visual QML objects.

See also Item::children and contentData.

[default] contentData : list<Object>

This property holds the list of content data.

The list contains all objects that have been declared in QML as children of the view.

Note: Unlike `contentChildren`, `contentData` does include non-visual QML objects.

See also Item::data and contentChildren.

contentHeight : real

This property holds the height of the scrollable content.

If only a single item is used within a ScrollView, the content size is automatically calculated based on the implicit size of its contained item.

See also contentWidth.

contentWidth : real

This property holds the width of the scrollable content.

If only a single item is used within a ScrollView, the content size is automatically calculated based on the implicit size of its contained item.

See also contentHeight.