Detail after apply SetSizeLimit

Hi @dhgigisoave, thanks for clarifying your problem! I created an issue to track progress toward finding a solution and making it more discoverable for future users. #1349

For now I'm reminded there is a Plot.MatchLayout() method - does this solve your problem or does it suffer from the same issue where it gets confused by the colorbar?

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Hi swharden,
I update my library with this improvement, but again, I have a little doubt: I use Matchlayout as you suggested, but the result is that in figure:

There are 1-2 pixel of left shift but maybe it could due to the container, the problem is the position of the labels, very far from the axis, (in particular the right one).
Thank you
Luigi

This may not be possible to customize at the moment...

An interim solution could be to add some \n inside the labels?

formsPlot1.Plot.YLabel("\n\ndB");

It's not a fantastic solution, but it may get the job done!

Note to self: alignment for that text is hard-coded here

Ok thank you, I put the \n

It sounds like MatchLayout() and Refresh() are not being called when you resize that window.

Is there an event handler related to your layout that you can hook into to call these important methods when the window resizes? If so, your problem will be fixed. Alternatively you may be able to use the SizeChanged event handler.

Without working code I can run to test, it's hard to recommend an exact solution 😅

Actually, it looks like MatchLayout() may get called correctly, but the plot isn't being properly resized before the layout is adjusted.

Can you physically change the size of the lower control to be the same width as the upper control? This is probably your problem.

MatchLayout() is just copying the padding (distance between the edge of the plot area and the figure) from the top to the bottom, and since your two plots are different widths it is not giving you the effect you want.

I don't think there's an easy way to fix this unless you change the size of your second plot control to be the same width as your first plot control.