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I am creating a WinForm application (.net3.5) where I am showing some client information. My problem is that we have a directions field that correlates with the address. To save the room, I would like the directions to be hidden until the user “wants” them to be seen. My intended method was to have an "accordion", as a presentation for these directions.
I would suggest that I could also do this with a hidden field and BringToFront () (it would be better).

Can anyone suggest some recommendations on the accordion style?
Does something already exist?
Do I need to consider something special? When coding my own behavior; Can I just move everything and then back up, etc.?

Thanks!

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When I need this type of behavior, I find it TableLayoutPaneluseful. You can set rows and columns to auto size if you have extensible content. That way, when you hide the content, the line crashes.

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If the controls are loose, then yes - you have to move things up or down. You can reduce the amount of work by encapsulating groups of related controls in a panel: then you just need to move the panels. If the panels are docked (for example, "on top"), then just hide / show the panel, and everything should automatically fall into place.

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