3.3. The WrapPanel and DockPanel
Obviously, the StackPanel alone can't help you create a realistic user interface. To complete the picture, the StackPanel needs to work with other, more capable layout containers. Only then can you assemble a complete window.
The most sophisticated layout container is the Grid, which you'll consider later in this chapter. But first, it's worth looking at the WrapPanel and DockPanel, which are two more of the simple layout containers provided by WPF. They complement the StackPanel by offering different layout behavior.
3.3.1. The WrapPanel
The WrapPanel lays out controls in the available space, one line or column at a time. By default, the WrapPanel.Orientation property is set to Horizontal; controls are arranged ...
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