Control margins of an automatically generated content presenter in Windows Phone Panorama Control

Posted by Maxim V. Pavlov on Stack Overflow See other posts from Stack Overflow or by Maxim V. Pavlov
Published on 2011-11-12T01:17:24Z Indexed on 2011/11/12 17:51 UTC
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I am building an MVVM Panorama Windows Phone 7 application.

At some point of Panorama Item's layout I get a bottom margin of a panorama header box, that moves my content too far down. Is there a way I can set a bottom margin of a ContentPresenter, that is generated to hold the controls, defined in the Panorama.HeaderTemplate?

Here is my layout list in Silverlight Spy: margin problem

In case the screen shot is not readable, here is a large version: http://bit.ly/rBvNp8

Something generates a 26 points bottom margin for a header box (probably the control's code, that handles a layout). How can I control this value? I need it to be set to 0.

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