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## Auto-layout container controls
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You can use an experimental feature, the **Auto-layout** container controls to automatically lay out the child components. These containers determine the position of the child components so that you never have to set X, Y for a component inside the container. Also, it can distribute the available space to its child components based on the settings, as well as determines both the vertical and horizontal alignment of the child components. More information: [Auto-layout container controls](build-responsive-apps.md#auto-layout-containers)
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You can use an feature, the **Auto-layout** container controls to automatically lay out the child components. These containers determine the position of the child components so that you never have to set X, Y for a component inside the container. Also, it can distribute the available space to its child components based on the settings, as well as determines both the vertical and horizontal alignment of the child components. More information: [Auto-layout container controls](build-responsive-apps.md#auto-layout-containers)
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### Components
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If you use another experimental feature, named Components, you can construct building blocks and reuse them throughout your app. As with the **Container** control, the controls that you place within a component should base their position and size formulas on `Parent.Width` and `Parent.Height`, which refer to the size of the component. More information: [Create a component](create-component.md).
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If you use another feature, named Components, you can construct building blocks and reuse them throughout your app. As with the **Container** control, the controls that you place within a component should base their position and size formulas on `Parent.Width` and `Parent.Height`, which refer to the size of the component. More information: [Create a component](create-component.md).
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## Adapting layout for device size and orientation
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