FlowLayoutPanel, why can't I remove the space between my controls?

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ThunderMusic

Hi,
I want to make a toolbox form (like the one in Adobe Photoshop), so I would
like to put many buttons one beside the others (beside, over and under, just
like the toolbox in photoshop). I thought FlowLayoutPanel would be the thing
to go, but I can't remove the space between my buttons even if I put all
zeros (0) in margin and padding.

Is there something I'm missing? How can I remove this space (±8px between
buttons)

Thanks

ThunderMusic
 
Hi,
I want to make a toolbox form (like the one in Adobe Photoshop), so I would
like to put many buttons one beside the others (beside, over and under, just
like the toolbox in photoshop). I thought FlowLayoutPanel would be the thing
to go, but I can't remove the space between my buttons even if I put all
zeros (0) in margin and padding.

Is there something I'm missing? How can I remove this space (±8px between
buttons)

You need to also check the Margin and Padding settings on the buttons
themselves and on the FlowLayoutPanel.
 
exactly... it worked... thanks a lot!! I haven't seen those properties on
the buttons too, I was only setting the ones on the flowlayoutpanel...

thanks again

ThunderMusic


Hi,
I want to make a toolbox form (like the one in Adobe Photoshop), so I
would
like to put many buttons one beside the others (beside, over and under,
just
like the toolbox in photoshop). I thought FlowLayoutPanel would be the
thing
to go, but I can't remove the space between my buttons even if I put all
zeros (0) in margin and padding.

Is there something I'm missing? How can I remove this space (±8px between
buttons)

You need to also check the Margin and Padding settings on the buttons
themselves and on the FlowLayoutPanel.
 
If you don't like te way layout is done you can create your own custom
layout manager.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.layout.layoutengine.aspx


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