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[royale-docs] branch master updated: Update jewel-vcontainer.md
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commit 97ff9ae67985699fa36a0a394ee4ceddbd9daf29
Author: Andrew Wetmore <an...@cottage14.com>
AuthorDate: Thu Oct 1 13:34:43 2020 -0300
Update jewel-vcontainer.md
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@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Available since version __0.9.7__.
## Overview
-The Jewel VContainer class is a [Container](component-sets/jewel/container) that layout elements verticaly and provide some properties to allow more flexibility like `gap` to define some spacing between items, or `itemsHorizontalAlign` and `itemsVerticalAlign`, to distribute elements in different ways along horizontal and vertical axis respectively.
+The Jewel VContainer class is a [Container](component-sets/jewel/container) that lays out elements verticaly and provides some properties to allow more flexibility like `gap` to define some spacing between items, and `itemsHorizontalAlign` and `itemsVerticalAlign` to distribute elements in different ways along the horizontal and vertical axes.
## Example of use
@@ -97,9 +97,9 @@ where `parent` is the container where the VContainer will be added.
## Relevant Events
-The most important event is `initComplete`, which indicates that the initialization of the container is complete.
+The most important event is `initComplete`, which indicates that initialization of the container is complete.
-Is needed when some action coded in a callback function need to be triggered as the container is ready to use after initialization.
+It is needed when some action coded in a callback function needs to be triggered when the container is ready to use after initialization.
You can attach callback listeners to the _initComplete_ event in __MXML__ as follows: