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Let say I have 2 controls in a usercontrol :
One (controlA) that have a fixed height and need to be dock in the bottom and an other (controlB) in the top that must fill the leaving space.
If I use bottom dock for controlA and fill dock for controlB it’s doesn’t work because controlA goes over controlB …
How can I do this correctly, I’m pretty new to the docking thing …
I use .Net 3.5 c#
It depends on the order in which you add the controls. Whichever order you’re currently adding them in, reverse it 🙂 Right-click on the covered up control and select ‘Bring to Front’ in the designer.
This article covers the problem in a bit more detail.