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Sizing, Positioning, and Transforming Elements

Sizing, Positioning, and Transforming Elements. Height and Width. MinHeight , MaxHeight , MinWidth , MaxWidth DesiredSize (read-only ) Calculated during layout RenderSize (read-only ) Final size of an element after layout is complete ActualHeight , ActualWidth (read-only )

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Sizing, Positioning, and Transforming Elements

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  1. Sizing, Positioning, and Transforming Elements

  2. Height and Width • MinHeight, MaxHeight, MinWidth, MaxWidth • DesiredSize(read-only) • Calculated during layout • RenderSize(read-only) • Final size of an element after layout is complete • ActualHeight, ActualWidth(read-only) • Equal to RenderSize.Height and RenderSize.Width

  3. Margin and Padding

  4. DIP • Device-Independent Pixels • 1/96 inch, regardless of the screen’s DPI setting • 96 • On a typical 96-DPI display, 1 dip = 1 physical pixel

  5. Control Position • Alignment • HorizontalAlignment • VerticalAlignment • Content Alignment • FlowDirection (explicitly set to match the current culture)

  6. Applying Transforms • LayoutTransform (before the element is laid out) • RenderTransform (after the layout process has finished) • RotateTransform • ScaleTransform • SkewTransform • TranslateTransform • MatrixTransform • Not all FrameworkElementssupport transforms!

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