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Hi,
I'm currently working with a XAML window-like element which has a height/width ratio of 3:2 Within this, I display a perfectly square image which stretches to its grid uniformly, thereby maintaining its 1:1 ratio. My problem lies with a background grid (being used for illumination effects) which lies underneath the image. The background grid is a 3 x 3 grid - with the center section being a transparent empty section where my image fits neatly over. The other 8 parts of my grid light up when the image is placed over the center part. When resizing my parent window-esque class, I cannot get my center piece of the background grid to resize at a 1:1 ratio, because it is instead based on the parent element which has the 3:2 ratio. The result is the background grid grows faster than the image itself. Is there anyway to change the resize ratio to 1:1? Thanks in advance to anyone who can help. Regards, Mike |
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