A good example for a horizontal stack panel are the "OK" and "Cancel" buttons of a dialog window. Because the size of the text can change if the user changes the font-size or switches the language we should avoid fixed sized buttons. The stack panel aligns the two buttons depending on their desired size. If they need more space they will get it automatically. Never mess again with too small or too large buttons.
<StackPanel Margin="8" Orientation="Horizontal">
<Button MinWidth="93">OK</Button>
<Button MinWidth="93" Margin="10,0,0,0">Cancel</Button>
</StackPanel>
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Commented on 23.December 2010 |
Nice one..
After studying this tutorial, i think WPF is intresting topic..
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Everyone... | |
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Commented on 12.January 2011 |
hi evryone!!!
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Albert | |
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Commented on 26.January 2011 |
Thanks, nice articles and helping me a lot.
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Daniel | |
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Commented on 28.February 2011 |
Quick and right to the bone, thanks!
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Prabodha Eranga | |
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Commented on 2.March 2011 |
Nice
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Mukesh | |
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Commented on 3.March 2011 |
Can you tell me how to align control in centre in stackpanel
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Sreenivas | |
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Commented on 4.March 2011 |
Niceone
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in4man | |
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Commented on 5.March 2011 |
2 Mukesh horizontalalligment=center
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Sandeep... | |
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Commented on 10.March 2011 |
nice article...Thanks!!
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me | |
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Commented on 12.March 2011 |
cappuccino
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Commented on 15.March 2011 |
Hi Mukesh,
The default is that the control will be centered. Use the HorizontalAlignment on the Control to set it specifically
e.g
<StackPanel Height="100" HorizontalAlignment="Left" Margin="502,98,0,0" Name="stackPanel1" VerticalAlignment="Top" Width="200">
<Button Content="Button" HorizontalAlignment="Center" Height="23" Name="button3" Width="75" />
</StackPanel>
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Commented on 26.March 2011 |
Superb for dynamic size changing functionality of a User Interface Controls
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mohammad... | |
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Commented on 16.April 2011 |
this is the good article but is very very simple.
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mohammad... | |
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Commented on 17.April 2011 |
this is the good article
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sbuxboy | |
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Commented on 5.May 2011 |
venti soy iced white mocha, no whip
nice article :)
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Swat | |
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Commented on 19.May 2011 |
Can we take stackpanel inside a grid panel???? i tried but its nt wrking.. im new to WPF .. please help
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ray akkanson | |
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Commented on 28.May 2011 |
thanx this
article helped me a lot.
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Al | |
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Commented on 29.May 2011 |
Please put some forward and back buttons on these pages. It would make the UX of the tutorial so much better.
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Christian | |
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Commented on 22.June 2011 |
Nice Page! Helps a lot!
Is there a way to extend the last Element to the End of the Stackpanel?
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Saravanan | |
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Commented on 7.July 2011 |
Nice Article
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Commented on 7.July 2011 |
Nice turorial.
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Hims | |
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Commented on 15.July 2011 |
Fadu Articles hen bhai
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peter ka bap | |
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Commented on 23.July 2011 |
hi guys
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ping | |
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Commented on 20.August 2011 |
you know I can still smell wee and a little poo too
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ki | |
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Commented on 19.September 2011 |
Hi i have tried any exampled regarding the animation in wpf. But here two check box are taken one check box for continue rotate of an object in clock wise and another checkbox when i click the object should rotate in anticlock wise direction . Can i know the what is the condition i should use inorder to reverse the object in anticlock when i check the autoreverse checkbox.
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