Add label_element interface usage example

[rachelpatrao]

Description

Splashkit Function: label_element

Overview of example functionality: This example demonstrates how label_element can be used to display simple text labels as part of a basic interface layout. The labels are arranged vertically in a graphical window to show how interface text can be presented clearly.

Example Output: Added screenshot showing the label interface example running.

Files Included

• C++ code
• C# code (Top-Level statements)
• C# code (Object-Oriented Programming)
• Python code
• Relevant title for the example (.txt)
• Screenshot

Usage Example Checks (READ CAREFULLY)

• Code uses Splashkit function above
• Code does not use non-Splashkit functions
• Code does not use extra function declarations or extra classes
• Code does not violate any of the Thoth Tech SplashKit Style Guide rules
• Simple, clear demonstration of the function
• Tested in Chrome and Firefox

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[KayDee6751]

The coding example itself looks good and clearly shows how label_element can be used in a simple interface layout.

One thing I noticed is that label_element is an overloaded function. There is a basic version that only takes text, and another version that takes both text and a rectangle. This example appears to use the rectangle version, but the files are named label_element-1-example.*, which seems to place it under the basic text-only version on the API page.

I think this should either be moved/renamed so it appears under the rectangle overload, likely label_element_at_position-1-example.*, or changed to use the text-only version of label_element.

[rachelpatrao]

Thanks for the feedback. I’ve updated the example so it now maps to the correct overload section for the positioned/rectangle version of label_element.

The files and usage-example reference entry were renamed/updated to align with the #label-element-at-position