Currently Minimize\Restore\Maximize buttons are not shown in the ToolWindow's header, so there are some inconveniences in use. For example, it's impossible to minimize tool windows easily.

Currently when ScaleTransform is used ether on the RadDocking control or its container the compasses/drop cues which are shown when docking a RadPane instance have incorrect scaling and are placed incorrectly.

By design the control's scaling is determined by the scaling of the OS environment.

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

This feature request is related to Ticket 1435779

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Currently, there's no support for increasing the drag threshold for the items on the orange box. Even after setting the values below.

DragDropManager.MinimumHorizontalDragDistance = 5000;
DragDropManager.MinimumVerticalDragDistance = 5000;

It would also be beneficial if instead of just relying on the drag threshold which is the box. Add a support for a sort of "Drag Time" concept where we can define how long the user should've held the actual pane before dragging/going outside the threshold.

Just like in Visual Studio, a floating pane, which I want to dock (for example to the bottom), can either take the whole width or just the width that is left.

For example:
At start, the panes in the bottom does not consume the whole window width. After undocking the panes and docking them back, the compass only shows me an option to dock the panes while consuming the whole width.

I have no option to return to the original state (like in Start.png). The only way to return to that state is undock and re-dock the right pane, and then dock and re-dock the left pane.

Visual Studio has this feature (see image).