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Setting `ScrollViewer`'s `VerticalScrollBarVisibility` to `Visible` does not produce implied effect
See original GitHub issueDescribe the bug
When a ScrollViewer’s VerticalScrollBarVisibility is set to Visible, it apparently behaves in the exact same manner as in Auto state:
- The Scrollbar is visible when the content is actually scrollable;
- the scrollbar disappears in the opposite case.
However, in compliance with the enum’s corresponding value the scrollbar should always be present, even in the latter case (and reach its full width).
Even though I have the suspicion this is by design the API implicates otherwise.
Steps to reproduce the bug
- Set a
ScrollViewer’sVerticalScrollBarVisibilitytoAuto/Visible; - Observe how the bar disappears when content is not actually scrollable (just like in auto mode).
Expected behavior
Setting VerticalScrollBarVisibility to Visible should always display the bar.
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NuGet package version
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Windows app type
- UWP
- Win32
Device form factor
Desktop
Windows version
Insider Build (xxxxx)
Additional context
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Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:8 (6 by maintainers)
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You’re correct @marwalsch, there is no application-level setting for that behavior.
@RBrid Thanks, I wasn’t aware of the windows-wide scrollbar setting, now it makes more sense. I assume there is no way to activate this setting on application scope regardless of the Windows setting, the same way we can force a specific theme on application root?