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I will have a yes and no radio button, and if the user selects Yes, It will expand and show more fields, if no then it wouldn’t. Now, I was thinking of having two different panels, the second one would be hidden, and when the user selects ‘Yes’, I can set it to visible and it will show on the screen. But the problem with this is it would have a huge gap where the hidden panel is positioned.
Is there another way of doing this?
P.S I am working on visual studio 2010 C# windows form.
I decided to use the panel and set the visibility to true when called upon and false when not required.