BinaryRibbonDisplayState
enum.NET 6 / 8 / 10.NET Framework 4.8Binarymission.WPF.Controls.Office
How much of the ribbon is on screen.
public enum BinaryRibbonDisplayStateRemarks
The user changes this by double-clicking a tab or by pressing Ctrl+F1, and an application can set it directly through DisplayState.
Members at a glance
AutoHide | Neither the tabs nor the commands are on screen, and the whole of the window below the caption belongs to the application. |
ShowTabsAndCommands | The tab strip and the commands beneath it are both on screen. This is the default. |
ShowTabsOnly | Only the tab strip is on screen; choosing a tab drops its commands over the document until something else is clicked, and the space they would take is given back to the application. |
Members
AutoHide
Neither the tabs nor the commands are on screen, and the whole of the window below the caption belongs to the application.
The user chooses it from the ribbon display options button in the window caption, and Ctrl+F1 brings the ribbon back.
ShowTabsAndCommands
The tab strip and the commands beneath it are both on screen. This is the default.
ShowTabsOnly
Only the tab strip is on screen; choosing a tab drops its commands over the document until something else is clicked, and the space they would take is given back to the application.