This seems like it should be easy but I'm stumped. In WPF, I'd like a TextBox that stretches to the width of it's parent, but only to a maximum width. The problem is that I want it to be left justified within its parent. To get it to stretch you have to use HorizontalAlignment="Stretch", but then the result is centered. I've experimented...
I have a WPF page with some data entry TextBoxes on it and they look much bigger than the font needs. What determines the height of the textbox? is there a way to squish them up? The textbox gets bigger and smaller according to the font size it displays (so I don't want to set the height property directly if I can help it. Thanks ...
In Silverlight, how can I stretch the width of a Line to fill the width of the StackPanel in which it is a child element? Prefer a XAML solution, not a code-behind. Here is how I can do it in WPF: <Line X1="0" X2="{Binding Path=ActualWidth, ElementName=HolePatternStackPanel}" Stroke="Gray" StrokeThickness="1" /> But that does not work...
I have the below xaml markup, the button does not seen to stretch across the screen instead its left aligned. It is contained in a stack panel. What am I doing wrong here? <Grid> <ListBox Name="SideNavBar"> <ListBox.ItemTemplate> <DataTemplate> <StackPanel Orientation="Vertical" HorizontalAlig...
I have a window that contains a resizable viewbox with a uniform stretch. The window frame however does not stretch uniformly. So when someone resizes the form gaps of whitespace open up along one or another edge of the form. Looks bad. Any way to force the window to only expand uniformly? (or another way to look at it, lock it to t...
Is there a way, in XAML, to cause the tab item headers to stretch across the width of the tab control. For example, I have three tabs, red, blue and green. I have a tab control with it's width set to auto, the tab headers will only fill up part of the space above the tab content, I want them to fill up all the space. I have an idea how...
I have a navigation bar on the left hand side of my page, and I want it to stretch to 100% of the page height. Not just the height of the viewport, but including the areas hidden until you scroll. I don't want to use javascript to accomplish this. Can it be done in HTML/CSS? ...
I have 2 float:left div, the first is fixed and i want the second div stretch the remain space. <div id="container"> <div id="leftform"> </div> <div id="rightform"> </div> </div> Any idea? Thanks ...
When I adjust the size of the text field using a divider, if the text is not selected it stretches like this. ...
A Slider and some other controls won't stretch to fill available space when placed in a StackPanel; instead the width is always MinWidth (or about 10 pixels if MinWidth is not set). How do I make it stretch (the equivalent of Anchor.Left|Anchor.Right in WinForms)? Example: <StackPanel DockPanel.Dock="Bottom" Orientation="Horizontal"> ...
I have a ControlTemplate with some Paths in it. I would like the Paths to stretch and fill the control they are in, such as a Button. How can I do this? What I have currently looks like this: <ControlTemplate x:Key="SomeTemplate" TargetType="Button"> <Canvas Background="AliceBlue"> <Path Data="M 99.5,50 A 49.5,49.5 0 1 1 0....
Related (possibly duplicate) questions: How do I achieve equal height divs with HTML / CSS ? Make Two Floated CSS Elements the Same Height Hello, every one, I tried for hours to create a stretchable 2 columns div but without any luck. here is my html code and my css code below it <div class="two_cols_container"> <div c...
Hi, In a WPF Application using XAML, I created a stackpanel(width 1030) and I have 2 Images. 1. imgClient width = 784 Height = 66 and 2. imgClientExtra width =1 and Height = 66 imgClientExtra will be right end and imgClient will start at leftend. so, the images will fit to 784 + 1 when the application is not running, the total image ...
I am programming in windows c++. I want to know which is the fasted method to draw a DIB onto Screen. The image maybe stretched. Faster than StretchDIBits, Faster than SetDIBitsToDevice. Faster than StretchBits. and with high stretch quality. Many thanks! ...
In a Toolbar, how do you set it's overflowpanel children to be the same width, one child underneath the other? Is there a way to override ToolBarOveflowPanel to act as a stackpanel? Databinding / manually setting the width of the objects that are in the toolbar sets the width of all of the items in the toolbar, not just those that appe...
Is it possible to get the scale used to stretch an image in Silverlight? I have a image that i apply stretch.uniform on. When the browser window re-sizes, the image re-sizes as well. If it is possible to get the scale, other components can be transformed by this scale. Does anyone know how to get this? ...
Hello, I'm working on a forum application in PHP. In signature field I have "<img src='randomimage.png'><br>bla blah" If an image is bigger than the field it stretches my tables and looks bad. Is there any way to re size the image if its too big? Sorry for my poor English and thank you for reading Edit: The thing is that it's not on...
Hi, In a WPF Application using XAML, I have 2 images, which needs to be oriented horizontally. One is of width 784 * 66 and other is 1 * 66. while, design time, since my window is auto it shows properly, but during runtime, the window is of 1280 width... so, the image 1 * 66 should stretch and cover the rest (1280 - (784 + 1)) |_____...
I need to draw some simple lines within a Border control (or similar) that always stretch to the bounds of the Border. Is there a way to stretch the lines only but not its pen? Without involving lots of C#? In this version the lines stretch: <Border> <Border.Background> <DrawingBrush> <DrawingBrush.Drawing> ...
I am using a Silverlight 3.0 Image control, setting it's Stretch property="Uniform". Unless I am mistaken, the expected behavior for Stretch="Uniform" is that it should scale the image, maintaining aspect ratio, letterboxing as needed. This works fine for images with landscape orientations, in that they scale up to fill the space, mai...