I had a problem with Gauge auto sizing.
When I assign the RadGauge control of width and height in NaN (the minimal width and height equal 0, VerticalAlignment and HorizontalAlignment – Center), I receive a control of 100 x 100 no matter what container I have (Grid, StackPanel, Canvas), though I expected to see the control of 0x0 size.
Can you tell me, why it happens? How can I avoid such situation and make auto sizing work correctly?
When I assign the RadGauge control of width and height in NaN (the minimal width and height equal 0, VerticalAlignment and HorizontalAlignment – Center), I receive a control of 100 x 100 no matter what container I have (Grid, StackPanel, Canvas), though I expected to see the control of 0x0 size.
Can you tell me, why it happens? How can I avoid such situation and make auto sizing work correctly?
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Hello Kate,
This is actually the expected behavior. If you'd like to have gauge or scale object auto sized, then you must not to set Width and Height values at all. The containers which set size for the children (like Grid do) will set desired size automatically. If container does not set initial size for the children (like StackPanel or Canvas do) the default size for the gauge will be 100x100.
Greetings,
Andrey Murzov
the Telerik team
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This is actually the expected behavior. If you'd like to have gauge or scale object auto sized, then you must not to set Width and Height values at all. The containers which set size for the children (like Grid do) will set desired size automatically. If container does not set initial size for the children (like StackPanel or Canvas do) the default size for the gauge will be 100x100.
Greetings,
Andrey Murzov
the Telerik team
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