Summary
Several composite controls are currently not fully adapted to the new NET11 VisualStylesMode rendering model.
Unlike standalone controls such as TextBox and ComboBox, composite controls (for example ToolStrip, DataGridView, and their hosted editing controls) still use legacy sizing and layout assumptions. As a result, when NET11 visual styles are enabled, the updated control metrics and padding can cause layout inconsistencies and display issues. Related internal testing has already identified multiple visual regressions involving ComboBox, TextBox, ToolStripComboBox, and DataGridView editing controls under NET11 mode.
Typical symptoms include:
Text being vertically clipped.
Content not fully visible.
Incorrect row height calculations.
Insufficient padding.
Borders rendered incorrectly.
Hosted editing controls appearing visually incomplete.
Summary
Several composite controls are currently not fully adapted to the new NET11 VisualStylesMode rendering model.
Unlike standalone controls such as TextBox and ComboBox, composite controls (for example ToolStrip, DataGridView, and their hosted editing controls) still use legacy sizing and layout assumptions. As a result, when NET11 visual styles are enabled, the updated control metrics and padding can cause layout inconsistencies and display issues. Related internal testing has already identified multiple visual regressions involving ComboBox, TextBox, ToolStripComboBox, and DataGridView editing controls under NET11 mode.
Typical symptoms include:
Text being vertically clipped.
Content not fully visible.
Incorrect row height calculations.
Insufficient padding.
Borders rendered incorrectly.
Hosted editing controls appearing visually incomplete.