ListPicker doesn't expand in StackPanel on WP7?

The issue is that you're setting the Height of the ListPicker to 100. Remove that, and just leave as auto. This is an issue because when you restrict the height, the listpicker has nowhere to expand (thus, showing the behavior you're seeing).

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Another day another problem, this time I think with a simple issue into XAML formatting. I have a ListPicker in a StackPanel on a XAML page in a WP7 app. Whenever I tap the ListPicker, it expands, but it appears to expand behind the item below it.

If I have enough items in the list it opens in full screen mode which works fine. Any suggestions, pointers would be appreciated; I have been through the examples on the windowsphonegeek.com site, but I still can't make it work! Windows-phone-7 xaml stackpanel listpicker link|improve this question asked Feb 13 at 17:35Mark Oates365 100% accept rate.

It appears to expand behind the item below it. " You sure? Or it doesn't expand at all?

– Ku6opr Feb 13 at 17:41 Why are you setting the ListPicker height to 100? That's definitely a problem - a single item displayed is probably ~75 px, so you'd never see more than 1 of them. Don't set a height at all – willmel Feb 13 at 17:42 It definitely expands - If I increase the Listpicker height property I can see it expand, it just doesn't push down the items below it in the StackPanel – Mark Oates Feb 13 at 17:43 @willmel - I removed the height value I'd set and it fixed my problem.

Thanks very much. Can you post it as an answer and I'll mark it as correct. – Mark Oates Feb 13 at 17:45.

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