BringIntoViewOptions.TargetRect Property
Definition
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Gets or sets the area of an element to bring into view.
public:
property IReference<Rect> ^ TargetRect { IReference<Rect> ^ get(); void set(IReference<Rect> ^ value); };IReference<Rect> TargetRect();
void TargetRect(IReference<Rect> value);public System.Nullable<Rect> TargetRect { get; set; }var iReference = bringIntoViewOptions.targetRect;
bringIntoViewOptions.targetRect = iReference;Public Property TargetRect As Nullable(Of Rect)Property Value
A rectangle that defines the area of an element to bring into view.
Remarks
Set the TargetRect to specify a particular part of an element to be brought into view. For example, if you need to scroll a large image into view, you could define a specific part of the image that should be made visible. If the TargetRect is null, the element's bounding rect is used as the target.