New Ribbon Feature - Hiding the Application Button

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New Ribbon Feature - Hiding the Application Button

March 5, 2008 at 9:32 AM

by Bill Henning (Actipro)

The latest WPF Studio v3.5.0421 build includes an interesting new feature for Ribbon that was requested by several customers, the ability to hide the application button.

ApplicationButtonHidden

A ribbon with its application button hidden

This new feature can be activated with a simple Ribbon.IsApplicationButtonVisible property change.

When the application button is hidden, the QAT and tabs slide over to fill the space.

Tags: wpf, ribbon

Filed under: Actipro, WPF, New features, XAML

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