VerticalToolbar

DrawGUI scope that combines Odin Inspector's SirenixEditorGUI.BeginHorizontalToolbar with EditorGUILayout.BeginVertical to create a toolbar area where content flows vertically. Useful for multi-row toolbar layouts.

Definition

Namespace: Paragon.Editor Assembly: Paragon.Editor.dll

public static partial class DrawGUI
{
    public static Scope VerticalToolbar(float height = 23f, int paddingTop = 0)
    public static Scope VerticalToolbar(this Scope scope, float height = 23f, int paddingTop = 0)

    private class VerticalToolbarScope : Scope
}

Dependency: Sirenix.Utilities.Editor (Odin Inspector)

Remarks

Unlike HorizontalToolbar, this scope nests a vertical layout inside a horizontal toolbar. This means the toolbar provides the styled background and dimensions, while content is stacked vertically within it.

Begin/End Sequence

OnBegin:  SirenixEditorGUI.BeginHorizontalToolbar → EditorGUILayout.BeginVertical
OnEnd:    EditorGUILayout.EndVertical → SirenixEditorGUI.EndHorizontalToolbar

The end calls are in reverse order (LIFO), matching the nesting.

Quick Lookup

Goal	How
Default vertical toolbar	using (DrawGUI.VerticalToolbar()) { ... }
Custom height	using (DrawGUI.VerticalToolbar(height: 60f)) { ... }
With top padding	using (DrawGUI.VerticalToolbar(paddingTop: 2)) { ... }
Chain onto scope	using (DrawGUI.VerticalLayout().VerticalToolbar()) { ... }

Factory Methods

Standalone

public static Scope VerticalToolbar(float height = 23f, int paddingTop = 0)

Extension (Chaining)

public static Scope VerticalToolbar(this Scope scope, float height = 23f, int paddingTop = 0)

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
height	float	23f	Toolbar height in pixels
paddingTop	int	0	Top padding in pixels

VerticalToolbarScope (private)

Member	Description
height	float — toolbar height
paddingTop	int — top padding
OnBegin()	Calls SirenixEditorGUI.BeginHorizontalToolbar(height, paddingTop) then EditorGUILayout.BeginVertical()
OnEnd()	Calls EditorGUILayout.EndVertical() then SirenixEditorGUI.EndHorizontalToolbar()

Common Pitfalls

Height may need adjustment for vertical content The default height of 23f is designed for a single toolbar row. When stacking multiple elements vertically, increase the height to accommodate the content or it will be clipped.

Examples

Multi-Row Toolbar

using static Paragon.Editor.DrawGUI;

using (VerticalToolbar(height: 50f))
{
    using (HorizontalLayout())
    {
        Button("File", Style.ToolbarButton);
        Button("Edit", Style.ToolbarButton);
        Button("View", Style.ToolbarButton);
    }
    using (HorizontalLayout())
    {
        Label("Status: Ready");
    }
}

Toolbar with Stacked Labels

using static Paragon.Editor.DrawGUI;

using (VerticalToolbar(height: 40f, paddingTop: 2))
{
    Label("Primary Info");
    Label("Secondary Info");
}

See Also

• HorizontalToolbar — toolbar with horizontal content layout

• Toolbar Overview — toolbar subsystem

• DrawGUI.Scope — base scope class