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#276 – Change Image Sizing Using the Stretch Property
The Stretch property of an Image control dictates whether the image will be stretched to fit the available space. The None option indicates that the image should be displayed at its original size. It...
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#278 – Allow an Image to Get Bigger, But Not Smaller (or Vice Versa)
Normally, when you set the Stretch property of an Image control to something other than None, the image can be resized up (larger) or down (smaller), obeying the rule of the specific Stretch value that...
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#321 – HorizontalAlignment and VerticalAlignment
The HorizontalAlignment and VerticalAlignment properties specify how child controls should be located and sized within their parent container. By default, controls placed in a vertically oriented...
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#1,041 – Stretched Child Elements Not Stretched when Rotated
A value of Stretch for HorizontalAlignment or VerticalAlignment means that a child control should be stretched to fill the available width (HorizontalAlignment) or height (VerticalAlignment). This is...
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#1,063 – ViewBox Stretching Options
By default, content scaled by using a ViewBox will preserve its aspect ratio as it is being scaled. Content is scaled until its size fills its container in one dimension. White borders are added in...
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