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First of all, there is an accessibility settings in Windows to always show scrollbars and you should respect that if you are implementing this yourself. An easy way is to set However, doesn't the material design already support this in their listboxes? |
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First of all, there is an accessibility settings in Windows to always show scrollbars and you should respect that if you are implementing this yourself.
An easy way is to set
ScrollViewer.VerticalScrollBarVisibility
toAuto
onMouseEnter
and toHidden
onMouseLeave
. However, in the default template, this will change the width of the content as the scrollbar appears and disappears. You might need to change the template of the scrollviewer for the scrollbar to be overlaid on top of the content rather than to be to its side.However, doesn't the material design already support this in their listboxes?