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    <value>With built-in animation transition options, you can customize how animation effects are transitioned while moving the splitter bar.</value>
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    <value>A full-size splitter is enabled when the &lt;strong&gt;FullSplit&lt;/strong&gt; property is set to True.</value>
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    <value>If the container's size is changed, then the client-side &lt;strong&gt;refresh&lt;/strong&gt; method should be triggered to ensure proper sizing. Example:</value>
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    <value>&lt;strong&gt;C1Splitter&lt;/strong&gt; supports templating , which you can use to make a nested splitter.</value>
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    <value>In order to make the nested sample, the following properties and events are used in this sample.</value>
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    <value>This sample uses the ContentTemplate to nest the hsplitter in the vsplitter. Here, the &lt;strong&gt;FullSplit&lt;/strong&gt; property is used to fill the vsplitter's whole panel2 and with the &lt;strong&gt;OnClientExpanded&lt;/strong&gt;/&lt;strong&gt;OnClientCollapsed&lt;/strong&gt;/&lt;strong&gt;OnClientSized&lt;/strong&gt; events the nested splitter(hsplitter) can be refreshed after the vsplitter is resized(expanded/collapsed/sized).</value>
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    <value>The &lt;strong&gt;C1Splitter&lt;/strong&gt; is a container control that consists of a draggable bar that divides a container's display area into two resizable panes. This sample illustrates how to use the &lt;strong&gt;Orientation&lt;/strong&gt; property to make a vertical or horizontal splitter. Other samples in this section will teach you how to make nested splitters and full-size splitters.</value>
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