I use some Ultratoolbars in a form, and that toolbars fills all the upper space of the form, almost all of them are "truncated" - not all toolbars buttons are visible.
For the most toolbars this is not a problem, but for ones I'd like to always display all items. Is it possible to say to the UltraToolbar do not "truncate"(hide) its items (when docked).
HiMaybe one possible option is to set your important toolbar to be MainMenuBar. You could do this via property:- ultraToolbarsManager1.Toolbars[0].IsMainMenuBar = true;Please let me know if this is what you are looking forRegards
Georgi, this works, but just for one toolbar. What I do if I have twho or three toolbar to display all the items?
If Microsoft controls has the same behavior like yours, what is the interest of using your controls ? )
So, you confirm me that is not possible that I asked?
Hi Serhiol,
Maybe it is ugly :-) , but you know that our controls inherite and extend the behavior of Microsoft`s controls. So our UltraToolbarManager has similar behavior. If you take a look at the VisualStudio`s toolbar , you will see the same.
Georgi"] Hello Serhiol, At that moment you could set just one toolbar with proprty IsMainMenuBar = true;. If you have two, three or more toolbars, maybe you could place each toolbar at a new row using the property: ultraToolbarsManager1.Toolbars[1].DockedRow = 2;ultraToolbarsManager1.Toolbars[2].DockedRow = 3; By this way more tools will be visible. Please take a look at the screenshot and let me know if you have any questions
Hello Serhiol,
At that moment you could set just one toolbar with proprty IsMainMenuBar = true;. If you have two, three or more toolbars, maybe you could place each toolbar at a new row using the property:
ultraToolbarsManager1.Toolbars[1].DockedRow = 2;ultraToolbarsManager1.Toolbars[2].DockedRow = 3;
By this way more tools will be visible. Please take a look at the screenshot and let me know if you have any questions
As you can see by yourself, it's ugly, and takes a lot of unused space.