Hi @BenTam-3003 , Welcome to Microsoft Q&A,
DockPadding controls the padding of a control when its Dock property is set to DockStyle.Fill. Specifically, the DockPadding property has the following sub-properties, which can set the top, bottom, left and right padding of the control respectively:
DockPadding.All: All padding of the control.
DockPadding.Top: The top padding of the control.
DockPadding.Bottom: The bottom padding of the control.
DockPadding.Left: The left padding of the control.
DockPadding.Right: The right padding of the control.
When you set a control's Dock property to DockStyle.Fill, it fills its parent container and uses the padding defined by DockPadding to determine the position of the content. This can be used to control the distance of content relative to the edge of the container.
In the code you provided, you are setting the DockPadding property of the panel1 control. specifically:
panel1.DockPadding.All is set to 0, which means no padding.
panel1.DockPadding.Top is set to 10, which means there is 10 pixels of padding at the top.
panel1.DockPadding.Bottom is set to 10, which means there is 10 pixels of padding at the bottom.
panel1.DockPadding.Left is set to 10, which means there is 10 pixels of padding on the left.
panel1.DockPadding.Right is set to 10, which means there is 10 pixels of padding on the right side.
These settings affect the layout of the panel1 control, leaving the specified spacing around its inner edges when its Dock property is set to DockStyle.Fill.
Best Regards,
Jiale
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