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I wonder, why don't you implement your own scroll panel.
I have trouble with your WrapPanel, which clips content instead that scroll show up.
I also look your TreeView demo and i don't know who scroll that content, but scroll is shown.
I have trouble with your WrapPanel, which clips content instead that scroll show up.
I also look your TreeView demo and i don't know who scroll that content, but scroll is shown.
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Hello Matjaz,
Our WrapPanel is a simple panel that arranges its children in certain layout. As any other panel in Silverlight and WPF it does not display scroll bars when its children become larger. To do that you could put a ScrollViewer around the WrapPanel and it will automatically display scroll bars.
The TreeView contains a ScrollViewer inside its control template, hence the scroll bars.
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Valeri Hristov
the Telerik team
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Our WrapPanel is a simple panel that arranges its children in certain layout. As any other panel in Silverlight and WPF it does not display scroll bars when its children become larger. To do that you could put a ScrollViewer around the WrapPanel and it will automatically display scroll bars.
The TreeView contains a ScrollViewer inside its control template, hence the scroll bars.
Greetings,
Valeri Hristov
the Telerik team
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