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Row

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Row[{expr1, expr2, ...}]
is an object that formats with the expri arranged in a row, potentially extending over several lines.
Row[list, s]
inserts s as a separator between successive elements.
  • Row[list] by default formats the expri as if they appeared as successive elements in StandardForm input, with no extra space in between.
  • The separator s can be any expression. Typical choices include:
" "a single-space character
", "a comma and space
Spacer[w]a spacer w printer's points wide
Invisible[expr]space as wide as the expression expr
  • When Row extends onto multiple lines, it chooses where to break just like an ordinary Mathematica expression, and inserts indentation on subsequent lines.
  • The elements expri can be strings, graphics or any other expressions.
  • The expri are arranged so that their baselines or alignment points are aligned.
  • The following options can be given:
Alignment{Left,Baseline}horizontal and vertical alignment of elements
BackgroundNonewhat background colors to use
BaselinePositionAutomaticwhat to align with a surrounding text baseline
BaseStyle{}base style specifications for the row
FrameNonewhether to draw a frame
FrameMarginsAutomaticmargins to leave inside the frame
FrameStyleAutomaticstyles to use for frames
ImageMargins0margins to add outside the display area
ImageSizeAutomaticthe overall image size of the displayed row
RoundingRadius0radius for rounded corners
  • TextCell[Row[list], ...] creates a text cell that directly contains strings and styled strings in list.
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