I've developed a custom control for use in my application. This is a composite
control (UserControl) containing, essentially, a combobox and a textbox which may
overlay the combo in some circumstances.
The control works fine at run time, but I've noticed that at design time the Visual
Studio snaplines and especially the text baseline snapline does not show.
The help mumbles something about margin and padding as well as snapline objects. I
think I must provide or otherwise use the design-time snapline objects somehow, but I
haven't the faintest clue how to proceed.
Does anyone have any advice or pointers on how to do this?
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