How does this star unit type works? I have read msdn definition. But could not really get how it defines the size of an object.
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How does this star unit type works? I have read msdn definition. But could not really get how it defines the size of an object.
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*sizes automatically adjust sizes proportionally. So, for example if you have a column with a width of*and another with a width of*then those two columns will have the same width (if they were the only two columns, that with would be 50% of the width of the grid).If instead, one column was
2*and the other*then the ratio of the widths of the columns will be 2:1. In other words, the first column will be 66% and the other would be 33%If it was
4*and6*, then the first column would be 40% and the second 60%. You could equally well write that at2*and3*because it’s the ratio that’s important, not the absolute numbers.