How to auto resize a button and other controls in WPF

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I have a window separated by a Border. I want the buttons and other controls on the left side of the border to be enlarged accordingly when the window is maximized.

I am fairly new to graphics programming. It would be great if you could please explain me in simple words about what terms like border, grid, stack panel, page, and viewport mean in wpf.

Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks

Posted 12-Sep-11 0:47am

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Updated 12-Sep-11 0:53am

Toniyo Jackson

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2011-09-12T00:52:00

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You can anchor sides of controls to their parent containers by a) setting margins, and b) setting the horizontal and vertical alignment.

You can learn the basics about WPF/Silverlight by purchasing a book, and/or abusing google.

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