RibbonPage Class
Represents a Ribbon Page within a RibbonControl.
Namespace: DevExpress.Xpf.Ribbon
Assembly: DevExpress.Xpf.Ribbon.v14.2.dll
#Declaration
public class RibbonPage :
FrameworkContentElement,
ICloneable,
IRibbonCustomizationSupport,
IBarsSerializableOwner,
IBarsSerializable,
IMultipleElementRegistratorSupport,
IBarNameScopeSupport,
IInputElement#Returned By
Properties and methods that return RibbonPage instances:
#Remarks
This class represents a Ribbon Page within a RibbonControl.
Ribbon pages can belong to either the default page category or to a custom page category. Pages that belong to the default page category are regular pages, and they should be designed to contain commands that are always visible during the application run. Pages that belong to custom page categories are intended to display context-dependant commands.
To add pages to a page category (default or custom), first, create a category object and then add the pages to this category's Pages collection. The default and custom page category are represented by the RibbonDefaultPageCategory and RibbonPageCategory classes, respectively.
Ribbon pages are containers for RibbonPageGroup objects. Use the RibbonPage.Groups property to specify the page groups to display in the page.
To select (activate) a specific page, use RibbonPage.IsSelected or RibbonControl.SelectedPage.
#Examples
This example shows how to create a Default Page Category containing one "Home" page. The "Home" page contains three page groups ("File", "Edit" and "Format"), each displaying specific commands.
The following image shows the result:
