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Which is the active window in xaml designer?


Asked by Khalil Carson on Dec 15, 2021 FAQ



You can use the Swap Panes button to switch which window appears on top: either the artboard or the XAML editor. In Design view, the window containing the artboard is the active window and you can use it as a primary work surface.
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An alignment boundary appears as a red-dashed line. Disables project code, for example, custom controls and value converters, and reloads the designer. In XAML view, the window containing the XAML editor is the active window, and the XAML editor is your primary authoring tool.
Indeed, The XAML Designer in Visual Studio and Blend for Visual Studio provides a visual interface to help you design XAML-based apps, such as WPF and UWP. You can create user interfaces for your apps by dragging controls from the Toolbox window (Assets window in Blend for Visual Studio) and setting properties in the Properties window.
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The workspace in XAML Designer consists of several visual interface elements. These include the artboard (which is the visual design surface), XAML editor, Document Outline window (Objects and Timeline window in Blend for Visual Studio), and Properties window.
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In Design view, the window containing the artboard is the active window and you can use it as a primary work surface. You can use it to visually design a page in your app by adding, drawing, or modifying elements. For more information, see Work with elements in XAML Designer. This illustration shows the artboard in Design view.