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asked on 26 Mar 2010, 09:43 AM
Simply, I need to make a toolstrip with large imagebuttons, for example 30x30, and I need to have more space between buttons.
How to do it? Thank you.
Stefano.
How to do it? Thank you.
Stefano.
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Hi Stefano Cadò,
Thank you for writing.
Actually, by default, the RadToolStrip items set their size according to their content. So, if you have an image button element with 30x30 image, RadToolStrip will increase its size to handle the bigger bitmap. If you want to put some additional space between the button elements you can use Padding property. And if you prefer to set some fixed minimal size you can do it through ToolStrip item's MinSize property:
I hope this helps, let me know if you have any other questions.
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Martin Vasilev
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Thank you for writing.
Actually, by default, the RadToolStrip items set their size according to their content. So, if you have an image button element with 30x30 image, RadToolStrip will increase its size to handle the bigger bitmap. If you want to put some additional space between the button elements you can use Padding property. And if you prefer to set some fixed minimal size you can do it through ToolStrip item's MinSize property:
this.radToolStripItem1.MinSize = new Size(0, 50); this.radImageButtonElement1.Padding = new Padding(5);I hope this helps, let me know if you have any other questions.
Regards,
Martin Vasilev
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