<Anchor> (Anchor)

This element specifies the anchor location for the object. This is a general-use element.

The value is a comma-separated list of data written out as: LeftColumn, LeftOffset, TopRow, TopOffset, RightColumn, RightOffset, BottomRow, BottomOffset.

Value

Description

LeftColumn

The left anchor column of the object (left-most column is 0).
example: : An object whose left anchor was off of the third column would have a LeftColumn value of 2.

LeftOffset

The offset of the object's left edge from the left edge of the left anchor column. This value is measured in pixels.

TopRow

The top anchor row of the object (top-most column is 0).
example: : An object whose top anchor was off of the fifth row would have a TopRow value of 4.

TopOffset

The offset of the object's top edge from the top edge of the top anchor row. This value is measured in pixels.

RightColumn

The right anchor column of the object (left-most column is 0).
example: : An object whose right anchor was off of the tenth column would have a RightColumn value of 9.

RightOffset

The offset of the object's right edge from the left edge of the right anchor column. This value is measured in pixels.

BottomRow

The bottom anchor row of the object (top-most column is 0).
example: : An object whose bottom anchor was off of the tenth row would have a BottomRow value of 9.

BottomOffset

The offset of the object's bottom edge from the bottom edge of the bottom anchor row. This value is measured in pixels.

example:
<x:ClientData  >
  <x:Anchor>1, 15, 0, 2, 3, 15, 3, 16</x:Anchor>
</x:ClientData>

The possible values for this element are defined by the XML Schema string datatype.

Parent Elements

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