ToolBar for WPF

Overview

Telerik WPF ToolBar is a flexible component for implementation of tool and button strips in WPF applications.  Its powerful customization capabilities and rich collection of toolbar items allow you to craft every button on the toolbar independently to either display text, image or both. Place the ToolBar anywhere one your page and embed any control inside it. For more complicated scenarios use the RadToolBarTray to handle a layout of several toolbars.

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Features

• Overflow Area
• Style Selector
• ToolBarTray
• Dynamic Add/Remove Buttons Support
• Advanced Databinding
• Template Support
• Styling and Appearnace
• WPF/Silverlight Code Compatibility

• Overflow Area

  The control contains an Overflow area, to which you can add items after removing them from the bar.  All the items in the toolbar will jump between the strip and the overflow depending on the toolbar’s size. In addition, the developer is able to stick items into one of these areas using a single property  - OverflowMode.

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• Style Selector

  There are pre-defined styles for many of the regular controls – buttons, textbox and separator.

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• ToolBarTray

  RadToolBarTray is an ItemsControl and handles multiple toolbars in the same tray. The RadToolBarTray handles the position, sizing and the order of toolbars inside it. It is divided by Bands and each Band can contain multiple toolbars. The developer controls the layout by initializing the Band and BandIndex properties.

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• Dynamic Add/Remove Buttons Support

  With Telerik WPF RadToolbar you can easily implement Add/Remove Buttons mechanism to personalize your toolbar.

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• Advanced Databinding

  Telerik WPF ToolBar can be bound to various datasoure types associated with the WPF technology.
  

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• Template Support

  You can fully customize the ControlTemplates of the toolbar items and also embed any control inside it.
  

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• Styling and Appearnace

  Telerik WPF ToolBar is developed as truly lookless control, which can have its appearance completely customized through Microsoft Expression Blend.  The control ships with several major skins, which will help you deliver a consistent look and feel in your application.
  

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• WPF/Silverlight Code Compatibility

  The WPF ToolBar shares a single codebase with its Silverlight counterpart. This means that you can achieve close 100% code reuse for your ToolBar logic if you have parallel WPF/Silverlight development.
  

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