Incorrect DPI Scaling when half of the window is on another monitor with different scaling. 

Currently, when you click on a parent RadMenuItem in the Visual Studio designer, the popup with its child RadMenuItem is displayed. However, there is no way to hide the popup until the project is rebuild or the .xaml file is closed and opened again. This is troublesome because the popup is displayed on top of all Windows applications.
To resolve this, add code that handles the click outside of the menu (during the design-time) or add an option to avoid opening the popup at all.

Hi,

We have noticed another issue with the Toolbar when using Windows 11 Theme.

If we have a toolbar with 3 items, as below:

This looks fine. But if we change the scale settings in windows to be 125%, then we see the following:

This persists even if you have rebooted since changing the scale.

I so not see this with a different theme.

Sample attached.

Please note that this is using the internal 2022.3.1128 hotfix build, which does fix the issue that we were previously seeing with the item layout. It is also present in 2022.3.912.

Thanks

Carl

When placed as a DropDownContent of the RadDropDownButton for example and the Orientation property is set to Vertical, the control seems to layout its children horizontally. If the items are checkable, when any of them gets checked, the layout is changed back to the expected one - the vertical.

The size of the RadMenu placed in the DropDownContent of a RadSplitButton is incorrect when using the Fluent, Crystal, Visual Studio 2019, or Office 2019 themes.

The Visual Studio designer pops up and gets the keyboard focus while editing the menu items in XAML.

RadMenuItems that are not top-level ones are currently not visible at design time. A possible workaround is to set the IsSubmenuOpen property to True to be able to show them.

Available in LIB version 2017.3.1113, it will be also available in the R1 2018 Release.

Add the HintText property with the same appearance as in UI for WinForms.

Enable using checkable item with subitems.

Implement out-of-the box RadioGroups for RadMenuItems.

Provide mechanism that allows the RadMenu to stays open when it lose mouse capture

Available with the R3 2016 SP1 release. 

If RadMenuItem has command attached and the command's CanExecute method returns false, RadMenuItem will be disabled. In case RadMenuItem is inside RadMenuGroupItem, it is not disabled (the command is not invoked, the problem is just visual).

Available in LIB version 2015.3.1019, it will be also available in the 2015 Q3 SP1.