In Pane Layout, Space is displayed inside Pane (a! Pane)

Like formLayout, the pane layout is a top-level layout that is meant to provide the overall structure for an interface. So it is not advised to nest a panelayout inside other components.

But if you still want to have it in a container, you can use headerContentLayout instead of form layout.

Hi Soma,

Yes I got what you said.

But what if I need a independent scrolling for two columns, and need buttons at bottom as usual.

In my case, it is one of the approval process for the uploaded Invoice document, where I should show the document viewer on the right side. In the left side, extracted Invoice Doc data will be displayed. If they want they can edit the data by referring the doc on right side pane.

Then approver can decide by using three buttons at bottom.

Hi Soma,

Yes I got what you said.

But what if I need a independent scrolling for two columns, and need buttons at bottom as usual.

In my case, it is one of the approval process for the uploaded Invoice document, where I should show the document viewer on the right side. In the left side, extracted Invoice Doc data will be displayed. If they want they can edit the data by referring the doc on right side pane.

Then approver can decide by using three buttons at bottom.

The formLayout is the only layout that works in perfect harmony with the various situations a task could be displayed. As a pane layout does not go into a form layout, that's not an option.

You could try to add a card with a fixed height. In case the content grows longer, you will see scroll bars just in that card.

Thanks Stefan Helzle