I'm looking to create an effect similar to how to CommandBar looks in the default Photos application.
I can get the bar to show easily enough but I'm struggling with three things:
Making the labels of the buttons appear to the right and now below.
Making the more button at the end show a dropdown and not expand / collapse the CommandBar itself.
Trying to find out the height of the CommandBar so I can use Margin to set things below it.
Thanks in advance!
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Can someone give me insight how can I achieve the form with panel title first and then menu bar below panel (barmanager). Because devexpress always put barmanager on top
Thank you
EDIT :
After I add standalonebardock, the result as picture shown below: the red bar is standalonebardock
UPDATE :
After I drag the barmanager menu into standalonedock, now it is already inside the dock. But the menu still on top docking, what I need how to make space above menu so I can write title/image/etc
The StandaloneBarDockControl control allows bars to be displayed at any position within the form, not simply docked to the form’s edge. To do this, create a StandaloneBarDockControl object and add bars to it. Bars can be added to the control at design time or runtime.
I am using Groups in VB .Net to group radio buttons together but I do not want the border around my groups to be displayed. Is there anyway to hide this? I have heard the suggestion of using a panel as opposed to a group but will this provide the grouping functionality needed for my radio buttons to perform properly??
Thanks in advance.
I want to make a dynamic animated slider with symbols that contain clickable actions vs a slider image only approach. I would like to use a "next" button and a "back" button that will scroll multiple background images that contain clickable links. I can produce a basic image slider with the back and next buttons, but this approach is limited. Any help on how I can do this in Edge Animate CC will be very appreciated.
I was looking for a very simple slideshow a while ago. Came up with this here:
http://jquery.malsup.com/cycle/
If you want your Slides to contain any clickable items you will be able to simply add them to the sides div. Just set the picture as a background image in CSS and you are free to develop any clickable items infront.
Here is another tutorial that worked fine for me: http://line25.com/tutorials/build-a-simple-image-slideshow-with-jquery-cycle
To me this is easy to understand and if you are used to jQuery at least a little bit this here will work out fine for you.
I was wondering if there is any way to place existing text boxes into a toolbar in Visual Basic 2010. These text boxes are also linked to a database.
I need a way to have the textboxes on display when any tabpage is selected, therefore I thought perhaps having them in a toolbar above the tab bar would be a solution to the problem.
Many thanks.
I don't see why not how about a panel aligned on top of form. You can position the top of the TabControl wherever you want.
I'm build a Mac application in the style of the Lion Mail.app. As part of this I'm attempting to create a simular toolbar to the one in the Mail.app but I can't seem to get the image in my toolbar button centered vertically.
Looking at the Mail.app toolbar I see a nice series of buttons with centered icons:
but when I go interface builder I can't seem to recreate the same button. What I get is:
What I've tried doing is, in Interface Builder:
Create a new window
Add a NSToolbar to that window
Add an NSButton to the toolbar with Style - 'Push', Image - 'Envelope', Position - 'NSImageOnly', Scaling - 'Proportionally Down'
As you can see the icon is clearly not centered vertically on the button like those in the Mail.app toolbar.
Anybody have any ideas???
At the moment I'm using XCode 4.2 and laying out this button with Interface Builder. I'm trying to build the toolbar button by ONLY adding the image to the button and not painting the button for each item, ie drawing the border and icon.
Any help would be greatly appreciated as this has been driving me a little nuts.
Thanks in advance - AYAL
Turns out the answer to this problem was much simpler then I had expected. After a lot of teeth gnashing, hair pulling, and twiddling pixels I came across the solution.
Instead of using a 'Push' button I simply had to switch to a 'Round Textured' button. Once I did that any image I added to the button was nicely centered. Next I just had to manually scale my image to look right.
The recipe then for a Mail.app Toolbar is as follows:
Add a button to your Toolbar
Set the button style to 'Rounded Textured'
Set the image of the button
Set the position to 'NSImageOnly'
Set the button size to 40 x 25 as well as the min and max sizes of the ToolbarItem
The result is a toolbar that can look very simular to the Mail.app toolbar.
Thanks All - AYAL
One way to do it is to have your image actually be the button i.e. take up all of the button's canvas. You will have to use the button's setBordered: method so the button's border is not drawn.
you could make the button image in something like gimp or photoshop then use that as the background or image for the button.
i feel like your going to say "this is what im doing". and maybe you made the little mail icon but i mean for you to make the whole button, outline and everything, then use that for the button image. make sense?
like here, just use this as the background