August 2007
Intermediate to advanced
864 pages
25h 52m
English
WPF provides a wide range of options for layout. Many panel types
are available, each offering its own layout style. You can then compose
these into a single application in any number of ways, supporting many
different user interface styles. The top-level layout will usually be
set with either a Grid or a DockPanel. The other panels are typically used
to manage the details. You can use the common layout properties on child
elements to control how they are arranged—these properties work
consistently across all panel types. And if none of the built-in layout
mechanisms meets your requirements, you can write your own custom
panel.