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Visuals cut off by Frame control in Windows Classic theme

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    I am working on an app which had most of its UI developed by someone other than myself, who is not a software developer. I am working on the UI and I keep running into an issue with the Frame control. Everything looks fine on all the themes except Windows Classic. When I switch to Windows Classic and run the application, a lot of the UI is cut off where the edges of the frames are. It turns out that there are a lot of negative margins everywhere that were used to align the UI elements properly, and it looks fine but totally backfires in the Classic theme. It looks like the UI elements in that theme don't get rendered if they are outside the frame, unlike the rest of the themes. We want to avoid this, and one solution is to modify the containing frames and fit everything inside them, but that would be a HUGE task given the complexity of the UI. Is there a way to have the UI elements show up without being cut off if their margin is outside the boundaries of the Frame? Thanks!

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