

You can precisely position child elements of a Grid by using a combination of the Margin property and alignment properties.

The HorizontalAlignment and VerticalAlignment properties describe how the child element should be positioned within the grid cell. Setting the Margin property on the child elements in a Grid sets the distance between the element and its grid cell boundaries. To indicate that an element child should span multiple rows or multiple columns in the Grid, you can apply the Grid.RowSpan or Grid.ColumnSpan attached properties to child elements of a Grid.īy default, a Grid contains one row and one column. You also can use an Auto sizing that sizes to content.

For more info on how to use Star sizing in a Grid, see Define layouts with XAML or GridLength. You can change this behavior either by providing absolute pixel values, or a Star sizing that divides available space using a weighted factor. By default, each row or column divides layout space equally. To set the height of rows and the width of columns, you set RowDefinition.Height for each RowDefinition and ColumnDefinition.Width for each ColumnDefinition. Then, you apply the Grid.Row and Grid.Column attached properties to each of the element children of the Grid, to indicate which row/column combination is used to position that element within the parent Grid. You typically define layout behavior for a Grid in XAML by providing one or more RowDefinition elements as the value of Grid.RowDefinitions, and one or more ColumnDefinition elements as the value of Grid.ColumnDefinitions. Grid is a layout panel that supports arranging child elements in rows and columns. (ButtonsStackPanel)ī(BackButton)ī(CancelButton)ī(NextButton) 'Create Stackpanel for ListBox Control and its descriptionĭeptStackPanel.Margin = New Thickness(10)ĭ(DeptListHeading)ĭim ButtonsStackPanel As New StackPanel()īuttonsStackPanel.Margin = New Thickness(10)īuttonsStackPanel.Orientation = Orientation.HorizontalīuttonsStackPanel.HorizontalAlignment = HorizontalAlignment.Center Grid.SetColumnSpan(ButtonsStackPanel, 2) ī(BackButton) ī(CancelButton) ī(NextButton) StackPanel ButtonsStackPanel = new StackPanel() īuttonsStackPanel.Margin = new Thickness(10) īuttonsStackPanel.Orientation = Orientation.Horizontal īuttonsStackPanel.HorizontalAlignment = HorizontalAlignment.Center TextBlock DeptListHeading = new TextBlock() ĭ(DeptListHeading) StackPanel DeptStackPanel = new StackPanel() ĭeptStackPanel.Margin = new Thickness(10) Create Stackpanel for ListBox Control and its description This XAML example shows how to design a layout by using a Grid.
