Hi Funky Peanut,
For your first question: Take a look at
Margin property of an Element, you could use Margin.Bottom
to know if the control is close to the bottom of the container.
The second question, I'm not sure if I get what you mean, you mean while the mouse(for instance) move to the bottom of the scrollviewer, it automatically scroll down? I think it can be possible but should be a difficult work, how to handle the event to be
fired is the question. Or track the pointer(mouse,touch) and get the current position to compare with the item borders' position.
By the way, the forum reply is using a HTML format, you can click "HTML" tag in the editbox to modify your text font.
Best Regards,
--James
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