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ScrollViewer border moves out when HorizontalScrollBarVisibility set to "Auto" or "Visible"

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You can use padding instead of border:

<ScrollViewer Margin="0, 0, 0, 2" HorizontalScrollBarVisibility="Visible" Padding="3" Background="Red">
    <ListView Name="listAnswers" MinWidth="300"/>
</ScrollViewer>

Andrey Shvydky 2010-02-15 17:18:18

Not quite so, the red border encloses a scroll bar as well, but it must be inside as is shown on pictures.The thing is ListView has it's own border and it disappears with HorizontalScrollBarVisibility set on scrolling, I don't understand why.

Dmitry 2010-02-15 17:27:10

Ok, I already have seen the picture. Give me a minute to check some solution :)

Andrey Shvydky 2010-02-15 17:52:34

Dmitry, I have changed my answer, please try another solution.

Andrey Shvydky 2010-02-15 17:57:47

Yes, as to the red border, it works, thanks.But in regard to own border of listview, it's not fit, I should've given a real case for example.Please, remove the red border at all and try it out again concerning the own border of Listview inside of ScrollViewer.If HorizontalScrollBarVisibility is set to "Auto" or "Visible" the ListView border starts moving on scrolling.

Dmitry 2010-02-16 07:25:03

Well, I think it'd be better to set ListView width to a fixed value to fit inside of scrollviewer, it fixes the problem.

Dmitry 2010-02-16 07:35:22

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