MenuStrip

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I have a form with a split container with Dock set to top.
I want to add a menu strip above that. I set the menu strip dock to also but
the menu strip
docks below the split container.
How do I set the menu strip to dock at the top above the split container?

Lou
 
Lou said:
I have a form with a split container with Dock set to top.
I want to add a menu strip above that. I set the menu strip dock to also
but the menu strip
docks below the split container.
How do I set the menu strip to dock at the top above the split container?

Lou
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Add the menu strip first, then the split container should utilize the
remainder for the available area. If you do this in the reverse order, the
split container assumes it can dock all the way to the top.
 
I have a form with a split container with Dock set to top.
I want to add a menu strip above that. I set the menu strip dock to also but
the menu strip
docks below the split container.
How do I set the menu strip to dock at the top above the split container?
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When you dock several elements to the same edge, it's the order of
those elements that defines who ends up where. Use "Bring to front" &
"Send to back" operations on contorls as needed to reorder them
achieve the effect that you want.
 
A lot more fun when you learn something that needs to be on top should be
drawn first anyway eh? That's what sketching a UI on paper is still good
for.

I have a form with a split container with Dock set to top.
I want to add a menu strip above that. I set the menu strip dock to also
but
the menu strip
docks below the split container.
How do I set the menu strip to dock at the top above the split container?
Click to expand...

When you dock several elements to the same edge, it's the order of
those elements that defines who ends up where. Use "Bring to front" &
"Send to back" operations on contorls as needed to reorder them
achieve the effect that you want.
 
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