Hi,
In most docking applications (Telerik WinForms, Visual Studio), it is possible to right click on the pane-tab header and get the options:
- New Horizontal Tab Group
- New Vertical Tab Group
- Move to Next Tab Group
etc.
This would nice in WPF as well
/Brian
Currently, the RadPaneGroup has one Grid layout with Margin="5" present in its control template, which causes the Content of each child pane to be indented according to the Margin property's value.
To work this around, extract the control template, with x:Key="RadPaneGroupDocumentHostControlTemplate", and modify the Grid layout, which has its Margin property set to 5. After that, create a new style with TargetType="RadPaneGroup" and set its DocumentHostTemplate property, to the modified one.
This behavior is observed when the Pane is dragged and dropped near the Compass border (but not on it) several times.
An access key can be added to ContentPresenter in WPF if you add underscore in the content and set RecognizeAccessKey to true.If the ContentPresenter is inside DocumentHost, the access key is working, but the underscore in the UI is not visible. If you remove the DocumentHost everything works as expected.
Open a Window from a button placed inside the unpinned pane. The pane does not hide and the window is shown below it.
It happens when the Pane is dragged and dropped not on the Compass several times, quickly.
Initially HeaderDropDownMenu button is shown on window's caption bar of docked RadPanes but after undocking that button mysteriously disappears. The RadPane is still "Dockable" but for some reason there is no HeaderDropDownMenu button on it. This behavior leads to user confusion.
With code below the radPane will remain hidden (radPane is floating pane):radPane.IsHidden = true; radPane.IsHidden = false; Available in LIB version 2016.2.530, it will be also available in the 2016 R2 SP1.
The DocumentHost RadPane support overflow scrolling and drop down menu similar to the DocumentHost in VisualStudio and RadTabControl. We would like this feature implemented for the non DocumentHost areas as well.
The text in the Alt+Tab Manager is empty when there is a floating Pane in Windows XP
Place one RadPane in a RadPaneGroup. Bind IsHidden property of this RadPane, and set the default value to True. If you change it to False, the width of the AutoHide area is not set to the correct one.