This container is based on Flow Layout Control and allows you to build elegant user interfaces that mimic the capabilities of the Windows 8 Start screen. This is accomplished with the help of specialized layout and behavior options. The DevExpress WPF Tile Layout Control provides integrated live tile support.

Help Topic: How to: Create a Tile Layout Control

This is the main control in the suite - a universal solution for control arrangement requirements. It allows you to generate windows and pages with a wide variety of layout scenarios.

Video: WPF Layout Control - Visual Studio Design-Time Support | Examples: How to build non-linear layout via LayoutControl | Help Topic: Layout Control

This control arranges its items sequentially, across then down or down then across. You can manually define where to wrap your content or this can be done automatically depending on the container's current size.

Video: WPF Layout Control - Flow Layout Control and Item Maximization | Examples: How to: Display items in FlowLayoutControl and enable maximization feature | Help Topic: Flow Layout Control

A simpler version of the Layout Control that basically allows you to arrange elements by docking them to container edges or making them fill empty spaces. End-user element resizing can of course be enabled when using this control.

Examples: How to: Use DockLayoutControl | Examples: How to: Enable horizontal and vertical item sizing within DockLayoutControl | Help Topic: Dock Layout Control

A container that shows a header with the expand-collapse and maximize buttons. The latter is only used in Flow Layout Controls.

Examples: How to: Make GroupBox Look as GroupFrame

Scroll Box Control

A control that supports absolute positioning of child controls, just like the standard Canvas control. This control automatically displays horizontal and vertical scroll bars if its content cannot be completely displayed.

Help Topic: Scroll Box Control