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I have a WPF desktop app that has a grid control that floats on the screen. With the code below I resize my grid with a ResizeGrip located on the bottom right corner of the grid. I have attached the 3 ...
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I've look at many things covering how to make a "grippie" that resizes a textarea, and have tried all the code but none was worked. Any help? I'm trying to make it like the one on Stack Overflow when ...
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Firstly here is the XAML code of the window itself: <!-- Window Main --> <Window xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft....
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Is it possible to hide the default resize grip in wpf, I have a custom window without handles on the sides and are currently using: <Window x:Class="WpfApplication1.Window1" xmlns="http://...
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How can I write an own resize corner/handle for an NSWindow? I'm using a subclass of an NSWindow without the default resize corner, but I need it for my window.
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My application is running on a touch-screen and it has a transparent main window, so only way to resize is using grip, but on the touch-screen it is quite hard to do. I wonder if there is a way to ...
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If you set ResizeMode="CanResizeWithGrip" on a WPF Window then a resize grip is shown in the lower right corner, as below: If you set WindowStyle="None" as well the title bar disappears but the grey ...
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I have a borderless and transparent window in WPF, with some fancy decoration at the bottom. There's a custom footer with some non conventional curves and what not showing the company logo. This ...
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