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StandaloneGallery.AutoSize Property

Gets or sets a gallery’s auto-size mode, which determines the gallery’s initial size.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraBars.Ribbon.Gallery

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraBars.v23.2.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.Win.Navigation

Declaration

[DefaultValue(GallerySizeMode.Default)]
[DXCategory("Layout")]
public GallerySizeMode AutoSize { get; set; }

Property Value

Type Default Description
GallerySizeMode Default

A GallerySizeMode value.

Available values:

Name Description
Default

The same as the GallerySizeMode.None option.

None

A dropdown gallery cannot be resized.

Vertical

A dropdown gallery can only be resized vertically.

Both

Allows a dropdown gallery to be resized horizontally and vertically.

Remarks

After enabling an auto-size mode (GallerySizeMode.Vertical or GallerySizeMode.Both), the gallery is immediately resized (if possible) to match the selected auto-size mode. This, however, doesn’t prevent the gallery from being resized afterwards.

The following table describes the available auto-size modes:

Gallery Size Mode

Description

Vertical

The gallery’s width is changed (if possible) to fit the number of columns specified by the BaseGallery.ColumnCount property. The number of rows is determined automatically, based on the column number. See the note below.

Both

The gallery’s width and height are resized (if possible) to fit the number of columns and rows (specified by the ColumnCount and RowCount properties). If the actual number of items is less than ColumnCount, the gallery’s width is reduced (if possible) to fit the actual number of columns.

Default

The same as the None option.

None

The gallery’s size remains as is.

Note

By default, when gallery resizing is enabled, the maximum number of visible columns is not limited by the BaseGallery.ColumnCount property.

You can limit the number of visible columns for a GalleryControl‘s gallery. This can be accomplished by setting the GalleryControlGallery.AutoFitColumns property to false.

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