I want to add to the title of a mainwindow in my WPF application a button.
I would also like to remove re minimize and exit buttons from there.
How can I do this?
Probably these links will help you:
Remove close button:
How to hide close button in WPF window?
Remove min/max buttons
How do I remove minimize and maximize from a resizable window in WPF?
To add a button to the window title you can use WPF customizable window control:
http://wpfwindow.codeplex.com/
Hope it will help you!
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In WPF, I want to add a userControl in/over titlebar in Window, like this:
The Red part is that UserControl, and the Green part is titlebar.
Now I hope to get some suggestions from you. Need to extend the Window class or just customize the style of the Window? It's better to provide source code.
You can do this by implementing your own title bar.
In order to do so set your window style to none:
WindowStyle="None"
This will mean that the window will have no control box (minimize, maximize, and close buttons) and you will need to implement your own.
You can take a look at the following links to get you started:
http://blog.magnusmontin.net/2013/03/16/how-to-create-a-custom-window-in-wpf/
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/140267/Create-Custom-Windows-in-WPF-with-Ease
http://www.kirupa.com/blend_wpf/custom_wpf_windows.htm
How can I style the border and title bar of a window in WPF?
Good luck
You do not need to sub-class Window. You can adjust the style for Window: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa969824.aspx.
I have added a tooltip into my code ToolTipService.ToolTip="Submit Changes" in Button control.
I also used a Radpane telerik control on my page.when i move mouse on button the tooltip is hiding behind Radpane control.
I want to display it on that telerik control. Please give me suggestion.
Thank you
If this still giving you issues try changing the z-order of the ToolTip in relation to the button so that it displays on top of the control. Hope this helps!
You must first set property to enable focus behaiviars.
set IsHitTestVisible="True"
In WPF, how can I hide the minimize button (only the minimize, not also the maximize...) of a window.
The code in this forum almost work for me. The behavior of that code is that it's disabled the minimize button. But, how hide it?
http://forums.silverlight.net/forums/p/222067/532926.aspx
How about disabling the resize attribute?
ResizeMode="NoResize"
I think you would have to hide the default window title and draw your own titlebar.
e.g.: C# WPF Custom Title Bar Tutorial
and Moving a WPF Window with Custom Chrome
I have a window with some contents. I'd like to click a button and another control (a grid/border) slides up. But i'd like the contents of the window that is under this slided up control to be modal. I cannot click or use keyboard to activate anything.
Thank you.
For a modal window I would use the ChildWindow class. Microsoft provides the templates used for all of their major controls and objects so one can take what they did and change it. The ChildWindow template and styles page has a pretty good explanation of the layout so one can figure out what to change. You should just be able to instantiate a new ChildWindow, set its template to your custom template, and rock out!
Sounds to me you could do with using the ChildWindow control instead, which handles most of this for you. Make a copy of its template and tweak it up to get your slide-in effect.
You can create a control filling the complete canvas and make it transparent.
I have a button with a transparent background on a wpf window.
Problem is, when I open up another window with a .showdialog the form becomes disabled as does the button, causing the button to go white (and stick out like a sore thumb); the same happens to the listview and textbox controls. Labels and group boxes aren't impacted in this way and remain looking fine.
How do I preserve the transparency color of the button, listview and textboxes when they are disabled?
Thanks, Rob
I'm not sure what your button template looks like, I would recommend posting your XAML. But check out the MSDN Docs on Button Templating