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I need to display some portion of html in my windows forms application. It’s necessary that this html will be displayed without any scrollbars.
I tried to use WebBrowser control for my task, but it lacks of AutoSize property. Is it possible to determine minimal height necessary to display all contents without scrolling somehow?
Here’s a link to a C# WebBrowser wrapper which may do what you need:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/miscctrl/csEXWB.aspx?msg=2526724
To do what you need, I think you would access the document on the page and then the element you’re displaying, and get its height and width properties, and then adjust your WebBrowser control to be a few pixels larger than that. I think the WebBrowser wrapper control in the link can do the first part of this task (get the element’s height and width).