Hello, in this video I am going to show you how to position items using a stack. So a stack on like a columns is like here, or a row, which will essentially be on the same line is useful if you want to stack it on top of each other as a key overlapping them and morphing, why you might want to do that. It's really useful if you have an image, for example, and you might want to put some text over it, a text might provide some contextual information, almost like a caption. And to do a stack, just change column to stack. And as you can see, it's now over lapping. Obviously, I've got two technologies, doesn't matter what the widgets are, they will be now called lucky.

And I recommend the experiment with it. Try different ones in different orders. There are some different property that you can do in terms of the top of fit, you know, you know, change the overflow or show you one of them which is alignment so Moment dot cola. We're going to change the directions and alignment direction. And we just want to put.so if we put button and I'll say idea, I think see this is on the top left. So we'll save it.

So anchored to the bottom right again and look at the hello world has moved nuts because the stack itself, the width, and the height is determined by the biggest element, the element has the biggest width and the element that had the biggest heart which happened to be hello world. Hence it looks like everything else in moving that one other element except for the Hello World text, but I assure you, all of it moves in relation to the size of our stack that fit nothing you know much more to it than that. If you have any questions though, feel free to pop me a message. And as usual, I look forward to seeing you in the next video.