Screen resolution problem for silverlight app. when application opens in big monitors

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Hi,
I developed application in silverlight navigation application. Our development monitor is of normal size. but when we open link in big monitor m/c . UI moves to left side and bars are move here and there.

Please give me any solution for this.

<usercontrol xmlns:sdk="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation/sdk">
mc:Ignorable="d" Loaded="UserControl_Loaded"
HorizontalAlignment="Stretch"
VerticalAlignment="Stretch">
<grid x:name="LayoutRoot" xmlns:x="#unknown">
<border x:name="ContentBorder" verticalalignment="Bottom">
<navigation:frame xmlns:navigation="#unknown">
x:Name="ContentFrame"
Source="/Home" Navigated="ContentFrame_Navigated"
VerticalAlignment="Bottom"
HorizontalAlignment="Stretch">
<navigation:frame.urimapper>
<urimapper:urimapper xmlns:urimapper="#unknown">
<urimapper:urimapping uri="/test" mappeduri="/Views/test.xaml">

<grid x:name="NavigationGrid" height="100">
<border x:name="BrandingBorder" height="80">
<stackpanel x:name="BrandingStackPanel" style="{StaticResource BrandingStackPanelStyle}" height="80">
<contentcontrol width="110" height="80" verticalalignment="Top">
<Image Source="../Images/img.jpg" HorizontalAlignment="Left"/>

Posted 17-Apr-12 21:02pm

supriya29

Updated 18-Apr-12 21:16pm

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S@53K^S 18-Apr-12 10:41am

Are you using fixed layouts or relative layout?If fixed layout like setting right left properties and setting the height and width of the items then positioning will change else it will be automatically positioned

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Kelvin Armstrong · Answer 1 · 2012-04-21T21:55:00

You are using a relative layout. Set a height and with of the main page user control to a fixed with and height (should this be for a business requirement) and this will allow the relative posistions of the images and buttons currently set to position themselves accordingly.

It is usually a better practice to allow for a flow layout as Sastry described above, so that the page will adjust to the size of the browser window.