C# WPF Tutorial #5 - Grid Control for Basic Responsive Layouts
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2024
- Diving into the Grid control to learn the basics of creating a clean, responsive UI design. Creating row and column definitions, adding elements within a grid, putting grids inside of grids (Gridception!), and learning how to set your grids' properties to allow your content to respond exactly how you want it to.
Happy Coding!
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:34 Window Content Info
1:28 Accessing Element Properties
2:23 Row/Column Definitions
3:19 Adding Elements to Grid
5:14 Grid Layout Example
7:09 XAML Comments
7:34 Nested Grid Layout Example
10:44 Next Up
11:44 Info/Tips
12:42 Next Up 
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Great video as always! This definitely helps give me an idea of how to set up a UI in WPF. Will a later video include how to use files for each grid section?
Also what is your recommendation for referencing the properties of the different elements? Maybe just have MS docs open for WPF as you code? It seems like there are so many possible properties for an element like colors, positioning etc it could be hard to know what's available at first. Does intellisense pop up with options for available methods or properties like a variable of an object? I'm finding that very helpful when coding and I didn't notice that happening. Maybe you have it turned off for recording?
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Yes, the next video will show how to create a custom control and include it in the grid layout.
Intellisense does work in the XAML editor, I just have such a habit of putting in a couple of letters and letting tab do the rest of the work so it doesn't have time to open! 🤣
The most common properties for styling will quickly become second nature, because so many of them are common to many controls. Since there are so many possibilities, for the rest I think the best thing to do is let necessity guide you.
I'm getting this:
Property elements cannot be in the middle of an element's content. They must be before or after the content.
EDIT:
Fix this by setting rows and columns and then settings everything else.
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at the end, you said about putting some of the xaml code in its own file, how do you do that?
Sorry for the delay - there are several ways to separate xaml into their own files, but I would say that 2 of the most common ways are by creating custom user controls to separate code (tutorial #6) and creating reusable styles (tutorial #20). It basically boils down to just creating another xaml file and including it, very easy!
Done : 2024/03/18
Better audio in this one!
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Why do you mentioned boolen condition, directly use if condition only, so same answer
Not sure... Which part of the video are you referring to?
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