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Grid is a layout control that enables flexible positioning of child elements in rows and columns.
Common tasks
The following table shows common tasks you can accomplish with the Grid control.
| Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Build a Standard UI Dialog Box by Using Grid | Learn how to create a standard dialog box layout using Grid. |
| Create a Complex Grid | Learn how to build sophisticated Grid layouts with multiple rows and columns. |
| Create a Grid Element | Learn how to create and configure a Grid control. |
| Create and Use a GridLengthConverter Object | Learn how to work with GridLengthConverter for dynamic sizing. |
| Manipulate Columns and Rows by Using ColumnDefinitionsCollections and RowDefinitionsCollections | Learn how to programmatically manipulate grid structure. |
| Position the Child Elements of a Grid | Learn how to position and align elements within grid cells. |
| Share Sizing Properties Between Grids | Learn how to synchronize sizing between multiple Grid controls. |
Styles and templates
You can modify the default ControlTemplate to give the control a unique appearance. For more information about modifying a control's template, see What are styles and templates? and How to create a template for a control.
Content property
The Grid control does not define a content property. It's a panel control that hosts child elements positioned using the Row, Column, RowSpan, and ColumnSpan attached properties.
See also
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