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Learn how to position your Flutter widgets side by side instead of one on top of another by using the `Row` widget.
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How to Position Flutter Widgets Next to Each Other Instead of Stacking Them

When working with Flutter, you sometimes encounter scenarios where you want to arrange your widgets next to each other rather than stacking them vertically. This is a common requirement for designers aiming to create a fluid layout and enhance user experience. In this post, we'll address this issue by discussing how to effectively use Flutter's layout widgets, specifically the Row widget.

The Problem: Widgets Stacked on Top of Each Other

In your current code, you're using the Column widget to organize your Container and Text widgets. A Column widget stacks its children vertically, which is why you're seeing the Container displayed on top of the Text. Here's the crucial part of your code that shows the issue:

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The Solution: Use the Row Widget

To get your Container and Text to appear next to each other, you can simply switch from using the Column widget to the Row widget. The Row widget arranges its children horizontally, allowing for side-by-side placement.

Here’s how you can modify your code:

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Key Changes Explained:

Updated Widget: Switched from Column to Row. This change is fundamental in aligning your components horizontally.

Added Spacing: To create some space between the Container and Text, a SizedBox widget is used, which helps in improving the aesthetics of your layout.

Conclusion

By using the Row widget, you can effectively manage the arrangement of your widgets in Flutter to achieve side-by-side positioning rather than vertical stacking. This approach not only enhances the user interface but also improves user experience.

So the next time you encounter a situation where your widgets are stacked on top of each other, remember that switching to a Row is often the simplest and most effective solution!

Whether you're building a profile card or any component that requires horizontal alignment, this technique will be invaluable for your Flutter development journey.