Hello community members!
In my application I have a xamRibbon with the Application2010Menu. I have the requirement to place the first menu items on top of the menu and the last menu item at the bottom of the Application2010Menu. I have already tried the VerticalAlignment="Bottom" but still all entries are place on top of each other.
I also tried to place a grid inside the application menu and in the grid I added the ApplicationMenu2010Items. While in Visual Studio no error was shown, during the runtime I do not see any entries in the application menu. Is there a way to achieve what I want?
Thank you, best regards
Andreas
Hello Andreas,
Thank you for contacting Infragistics. Can I get a screenshot/mockup of the behavior you are trying to implement? Keep in mind that repositioning elements along the XamRibbon requires a retemplate of the control since it's based on the Microsoft Ribbon and is not a built-in feature. You can use the default styles for the XamRibbon that we ship in the DefaultStyles directory in the Infragistics folder.
Let me know if you have any questions regarding this matter.
Hello Michael!
Attached please find the screenshot of my application Menu. The arrow points to the location where the red marked symbol should be placed. I only want to place the red marked symbol at the bottom of the application menu. The other symbols should stay where they are.
Thank you
Hello grubarec,
Thank you for your reply. After further research this is considered to be a new product idea. I strongly recommend submitting a new product idea to enhance this area of our toolset.
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Looks like this hasn't been requested as a product idea. I think it would be great to be able to group a collection of ApplicationMenu2010Items and display them at the bottom of the ApplicationMenu. I could then have the "nice to use" stuff at the bottom of the menu, and the "really need to use" items at the top... Just like the current versions of MS products!
I'll submit this as an idea for you to consider!
Andy