StatusStrip Height
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I am trying to increase the height of my StatusStrip... but it won't let me. Whenever I change the value from 22 to any other value, higher or lower, it automatically changes back to 22. Any ideas how to change this? I want to make it 32 high. Thanks in advance for any help. --Peter
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I am trying to increase the height of my StatusStrip... but it won't let me. Whenever I change the value from 22 to any other value, higher or lower, it automatically changes back to 22. Any ideas how to change this? I want to make it 32 high. Thanks in advance for any help. --Peter
I know somebody just posted some code, that didn't quite make much sense... but it helped anyways. I saw in your code AutoSize set to true, well for some random reason this inspired me to turn off AutoSize. Once i turned off autosize then it let me change the size freely as I wished. So to make a StatusStrip taller you just need to turn off AutoSize. --Peter
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I know somebody just posted some code, that didn't quite make much sense... but it helped anyways. I saw in your code AutoSize set to true, well for some random reason this inspired me to turn off AutoSize. Once i turned off autosize then it let me change the size freely as I wished. So to make a StatusStrip taller you just need to turn off AutoSize. --Peter
Yes, the
AutoSizeproperty tells the Windows Forms layout system to automatically size the control based on it's "preferred size". This is either a hard-coded value or is based on the control's contents, or some combination. WhenAutoSizeis set totrue, the layout system will happily ignore any manually adjusted size information you might provide. By setting it tofalseyou are telling the layout system to display the control specifially in the size you specify.----------------------------- In just two days, tomorrow will be yesterday.