Visibility
Visibility (defined on UIElement) might sound like a strange property to talk about in the context of layout, but it is indeed relevant in the case of WPF. In WPF, an element’s Visibility property actually isn’t Boolean but rather a three-state Visibility enumeration. Its values and meanings are as follows:
Visible—The element is rendered and participates in layout.
Collapsed—The element is invisible and does not participate in layout.
Hidden—The element is invisible yet still participates in layout.
A Collapsed element effectively ...
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