Jan Philipp
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Jan Philipp
asked on 14 Jul 2011, 11:32 AM
Hello everyone,
for my current project it would be fine to have a Visual Studio 2010 like PaneGroup. For example I would like to have the RadPane Header in the center. It would also be good to have an additional icon/button for switching content of the panes an orientation. Please see enclosed picture (red circles) for more information.
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Any suggestion on how to realize this are very appreciated. Many thanks in advance
Regards
for my current project it would be fine to have a Visual Studio 2010 like PaneGroup. For example I would like to have the RadPane Header in the center. It would also be good to have an additional icon/button for switching content of the panes an orientation. Please see enclosed picture (red circles) for more information.
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Any suggestion on how to realize this are very appreciated. Many thanks in advance
Regards
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Hi Jan,
In order to achieve this look, you will have to edit the template of the PaneGroup. You can do this very easy in Expression Blend. Just drop a Docking control on the design surface, right-click it and choose from the menu Edit Template->Edit a Copy. Do this also for the PaneGroup. That will generate all the needed resources.
Once you have the resources of the Docking find the ControlTemplate with x:Key="PaneGroupDocumentTemplate". There you have to set the HorizontalAligment property of the ItemsPresenter with x:Name="ItemsPresenterElement". That will align the tabs of the DocumentHost.
In this template also is the Close button and there next to it you can add the toggle button.
Hope this information helps.
Best wishes,
Konstantina
the Telerik team
In order to achieve this look, you will have to edit the template of the PaneGroup. You can do this very easy in Expression Blend. Just drop a Docking control on the design surface, right-click it and choose from the menu Edit Template->Edit a Copy. Do this also for the PaneGroup. That will generate all the needed resources.
Once you have the resources of the Docking find the ControlTemplate with x:Key="PaneGroupDocumentTemplate". There you have to set the HorizontalAligment property of the ItemsPresenter with x:Name="ItemsPresenterElement". That will align the tabs of the DocumentHost.
In this template also is the Close button and there next to it you can add the toggle button.
Hope this information helps.
Best wishes,
Konstantina
the Telerik team
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answered on 20 Jul 2011, 09:22 AM
Works excellent for me.
Thanks a lot!
Thanks a lot!