Canvas
Canvas
is the most basic panel, because it supports only the “classic” notion of positioning elements with explicit coordinates. You can position elements in a Canvas
by using its Left
and Top
properties. These properties are special attached properties that can be attached to other elements. Listing 4.1 demonstrates this, with attached property syntax seen in Chapter 1 with automation properties.
<Page ...> <Canvas x:Name="canvas"> <Button Background="Red">Left=0, Top=0</Button> <Button x:Name="b" Canvas.Left =" 25" Canvas.Top =" 25" Background="Orange">Left=25, Top=25</Button> </Canvas> </Page>
When the XAML parser encounters this Canvas.Left ...
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