The WrapPanel can be used to arrange tabs of a tab control, menu items in a toolbar or items in an Windows Explorer like list. The WrapPanel is often used with items of the same size, but its not a requirement.
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Commented on 1.June 2009 |
This is absolutely the most deatiled example of the Stack Panel I have ever seen! The author took no shortcuts here as all of the WPF StackPanel properties and events are clearly explained alone with Figures for the the more visual people. This link should be the authorative link for everything related to "Stack Panel". Cheers and thanks for the total effort!
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Commented on 22.June 2009 |
Vb Guy, if you want to learn more go to the MSDN. This is basic for the WrapPanel, and it's enough for the people who didn't know nothing about that. You must be truly thankful for the effort by the author of this site.
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Commented on 23.July 2009 |
I agree. The fact that this website has pictures and plain-english explanations makes it the best website so far to just read to learn about the different components of WPF.
MSDN is good for API stuff, but for light reading and overviews, its not so great
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Commented on 19.August 2009 |
In the second paragraph under "Introduction," it begins, "The StackPanel can be used..." -- I think you meant, "The WrapPanel can be used...."
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Commented on 24.September 2009 |
No Joel, read it again… It makes sense. The paragraph is talking about common uses for each and where you would use a StackPanel as opposed to a WrapPanel.
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Commented on 22.October 2009 |
Thanks for the help. What panel would you use to hold images for a photo gallery?
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Commented on 28.January 2010 |
very nice
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Me | |
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Commented on 2.March 2010 |
I agree with VB guy... your just wasting everyones bandwidth.
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Commented on 22.April 2010 |
wow is its a awesome tuturial
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Commented on 11.May 2010 |
so so tutorial. not so useful
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Commented on 11.May 2010 |
<WrapPanel Orientation="Horizontal">
<Button Content="Button" />
<Button Content="Button" />
<Button Content="Button" />
<Button Content="Button" />
<Button Content="Button" />
</WrapPanel>
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Commented on 1.June 2010 |
Nice article.
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suma | |
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Commented on 15.June 2010 |
very nice
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sm | |
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Commented on 31.August 2010 |
nice and light article
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Commented on 24.September 2010 |
I agree with the comment about wasting bandwith.
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Commented on 24.October 2010 |
I am new to WPF and am trying to convert a VB6 project to WPF using VB2010. We used a lot of Data Repeaters in the VB6 project and I am looking for a replacement for that in WPF. What would be the best replacement?
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Commented on 4.January 2011 |
I have a wrap Panel. Now I want to add 1000 000 buttons into it. I write the method
private void AddButtons()
{
for (int i = 0; i < 10000; i++)
{
Button newBtn = new Button();
newBtn.Content = i.ToString();
wrapPanel1.Children.Add(newBtn);
}
}
But when run this code I see that the wrapPanel only display 1000 000 buttons after added 1000 0000 completely. Now I want after adding each button, the wrapPanel will updateLayout(or refresh) immediately so that I can see that button . Can you help me how to do that?
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mike | |
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Commented on 4.March 2011 |
Totally agree with vb guy. I am visually oriented, so images are the best. I think the xaml is too long to read.
The last paragraph should be titled conclusion for better clarity, text is too clutered.
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Commented on 21.May 2011 |
I am wandering again and again. Very nice job. Thanks
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Miu | |
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Commented on 22.June 2011 |
Thanks for to the point and simple description! Simplicity is rare! :)
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Gourav | |
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Commented on 28.June 2011 |
Thanks,Nice artical.....
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Mike | |
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Commented on 10.August 2011 |
I noticed this was copy righted. Can I still use a WrapPanel?
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Roman P | |
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Commented on 17.August 2011 |
Excellent and strait forward example!
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