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Given that you’re creating a User Control in WPF that will be displayed on different screen resolutions, what’s the best way to layout a dense collection of “input form” elements?
For example, labels, textboxes for text, dropdowns, group boxes, etc.
Do you create a master “grid” and use StackPanels and WrapPanels like crazy? What’s the cleanest way to do this?
My way of doing it is like you described – master Grid with tons of StackPanels and Grid.Row=”” statements. However you might try looking at this question and the top answer. The DockPanel looks promising, and I think next time I make a dense input form, I’ll try using it.
A really concise tutorial can be found here.