Answer by Gregory Bologna for Aligning controls on both left and right side...
Use the Stackpanel orientation type in a nested fashion as shown in the sample. The Grid Width is set to a parent width in order to achieve full width.<StackPanel x:Name="stackBlah"...
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User @pasx is right. You should use DockPanel and dock the RadioButton to the left side, and your StackPanel with the label to the right side.<DockPanel><DockPanel DockPanel.Dock="Top"...
View ArticleAnswer by Chris for Aligning controls on both left and right side in a stack...
Even though this is old, should someone come across this like I did, here's a simple solution.Make a new grid and inside that grid put two stack panels with different Horizontal...
View ArticleAnswer by brunnerh for Aligning controls on both left and right side in a...
Just do not use a StackPanel, StackPanelsstack. They do, for obvious reasons, not allow alignment in the direction in which they stack. Use a Grid, with column definitions like...
View ArticleAnswer by newfurniturey for Aligning controls on both left and right side in...
As you have set the StackPanel's orientation to Horizontal, the HorizontalAlignment property won't work on child-elements. You can keep the StackPanel if you need additional controls, though I would...
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I have the following code:<DockPanel><StackPanel DockPanel.Dock="Top" Orientation="Horizontal"><RadioButton Content="_Programs" IsChecked="{Binding Path=ProgramBanksSelected}"...
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