Hello,
For situations where ...AndExpand
is needed, the best practice in Maui is not to use StackLayout
but to use Grid
for layout. For changes in Xamarin.Forms and Maui regarding StackLayout, you can refer to this document for more information.
- If your layout is anything other than a StackLayout, remove all uses of
AndExpand
. Just as in Xamarin.Forms, in .NET MAUI theAndExpand
layout options have no effect on any layout other than StackLayout. - Remove any
AndExpand
properties which are orthogonal to the stacking direction. For example, if you have a StackLayout with anOrientation
ofVertical
, and it has a child with aHorizontalAligment="CenterAndExpand"
- that layout options has no effect and can be removed. - If you have any remaining
AndExpand
properties on a StackLayout, you should convert that StackLayout to a Grid. A Grid is designed to subdivide a space, and will provide the layout thatAndExpand
provided in Xamarin.Forms. The following example shows a Xamarin.FormsStackLayout
that uses anAndExpand
property:
<StackLayout>
<Label Text="Hello world!"/>
<Image VerticalOptions="FillAndExpand" Source="dotnetbot.png"/>
</StackLayout>
This can be converted to a Grid in .NET MAUI:
<Grid RowDefinitions="Auto, *">
<Label Text="Hello world!"/>
<Image Grid.Row="1" Source="dotnetbot.png"/>
</Grid>
When performing this conversion, anything that was marked AndExpand
in the StackLayout
should go in its own row or column with a size of *
in the Grid.
Best Regards,
Alec Liu.
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