fillExample

Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.
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=> label(`You might be curious about the "fill" option now. This one, instead of changing the node's alignment, ` ~ `forces the node to take over all of its available space. This is useful when you consider nodes that have ` ~ `background, borders or are intended to store child nodes with their own layout — but we'll talk about it ` ~ `later. For the purpose of this example, the box of each label node will be highlighted in red.`)
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=> highlightBoxTheme
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