#398 – WrapPanel Element
September 30, 2011 4 Comments
The WrapPanel element serves as a container for a collection of child elements, positioning its children in one of two ways:
- In a horizontal orientation (the default). Child elements are added left to right, until a row fills up, and then wrapped to the next row
- In a vertical orientation. Child elements are added top to bottom, until a column fills up, and then wrapped to the next column
<WrapPanel Orientation="Horizontal"> <Label Background="AliceBlue" Content="William I" /> <Label Background="AntiqueWhite" Content="William II"/> <!-- etc --> </WrapPanel>
<WrapPanel Orientation="Vertical"> <Label Background="AliceBlue" Content="William I" /> <Label Background="AntiqueWhite" Content="William II"/> <!-- etc --> </WrapPanel>
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Really this is good one. Only to the point nothing else. You made it very simple and understandable which make more user friendly. Some good articles too, I’ve found during searching time over internet which also explained very well about WrapPanel in WPF. Those post URL:
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/uploadfile/mahesh/wrappanel-in-wpf/
and
http://mindstick.com/Articles/30a24196-28c4-437e-87bc-4c481555bacc/?WrapPanel%20in%20WPF
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