Class PositionDataModel

Represents the position data model for defining popup element positioning coordinates and alignment.

Inheritance

System.Object

PositionDataModel

Namespace: Syncfusion.Blazor.Popups

Assembly: Syncfusion.Blazor.dll

Syntax

public class PositionDataModel : Object

Remarks

The PositionDataModel class provides string-based position values that can specify both alignment keywords (such as "left", "center", "right" for X-axis and "top", "center", "bottom" for Y-axis) and numeric offset values. This flexible approach allows for both relative positioning and precise pixel-based positioning.

Examples

Configuring position data with alignment keywords.

var positionData = new PositionDataModel
{
    X = "center",
    Y = "top"
};

// Or with numeric values
var positionDataNumeric = new PositionDataModel
{
    X = "100",
    Y = "50"
};

Constructors

PositionDataModel()

Declaration

public PositionDataModel()

Properties

X

Gets or sets the horizontal position value for the popup element.

Declaration

public string X { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
System.String	A `string` value that specifies the horizontal positioning. This can be alignment keywords like "left", "center", "right" or numeric pixel values. The default value is `null`.

Remarks

This property defines the horizontal alignment or offset for the popup element. Supported alignment values include "left", "center", and "right". Numeric string values are treated as pixel offsets from the reference point. If null, the default horizontal positioning behavior will be applied.

Y

Gets or sets the vertical position value for the popup element.

Declaration

public string Y { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
System.String	A `string` value that specifies the vertical positioning. This can be alignment keywords like "top", "center", "bottom" or numeric pixel values. The default value is `null`.

Remarks

This property defines the vertical alignment or offset for the popup element. Supported alignment values include "top", "center", and "bottom". Numeric string values are treated as pixel offsets from the reference point. If null, the default vertical positioning behavior will be applied.