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The grid control allows for positioning objects in rows and columns like a spreadsheet. It can contain multiple child elements and sizes rows and columns automatically based on the largest child element or proportionally using star sizing. Placement of elements within the grid is specified using attached dependency properties for row, column, rowspan, and columnspan. The grid acts similarly to the HTML table tag for arranging content in a tabular view.
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みなさんこんにちはこれ何文字まで入るの？40文字以下不可とか本当に意味わからないけどこれ限界文字数書いてないからマジでやばい文字数いけるんじゃないの？えこ...
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gid controls in silverlight 2.0
- 1. Grid control Presented by Remya N Sankar 06/30/09 Remya,Chipkidz
- 2. Grid Control • Essentially a table used for positioning objects in rows and columns • It can have multiple children, and acts rather like a spreadsheet. • It acts much like HTML's table tag and allows data and controls to be arranged in a tabular- style view. 06/30/09 Remya,Chipkidz
- 3. Grid Control • A row is the same height and a column is the same width across the entire Grid, • But elements can be made to span multiple cells • .Cells can contain more than one item. 06/30/09 Remya,Chipkidz
- 4. Grid Control • The placement of an element in the Grid is specified using attached DependencyProperties • Grid.Row, • Grid.Column, • Grid.RowSpan • Grid.ColumnSpan. 06/30/09 Remya,Chipkidz
- 5. Grid sizing • The size of rows and columns may be specified exactly, set to "auto", or use "star-sizing". • f a row or column is set to "auto", it will be just as tall or wide as its tallest or widest child. • In proportional sizing the value of a column or row is expressed in Xaml as *. <RowDefinition Height="*" > • you can give twice the space to one column or row as another by using 2* 06/30/09 Remya,Chipkidz
- 6. Example 06/30/09 Remya,Chipkidz
- 7. Example for Grid 06/30/09 Remya,Chipkidz
- 8. Thank you 06/30/09 Remya,Chipkidz