RibbonControlStyle Enum
Enumerates paint styles for a RibbonControl.
Namespace: DevExpress.XtraBars.Ribbon
Assembly: DevExpress.XtraBars.v25.1.dll
NuGet Package: DevExpress.Win.Navigation
Declaration
Members
Name | Description |
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Default
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The same as the RibbonControlStyle.Office2013 option. See Version Compatibility: Default Property Values. |
Office2007
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The Office2007 style. The following image shows this style with the Office 2007 Blue skin: |
Office2010
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The Office2010 style. The following image shows this style with the Office 2010 Blue skin: |
Office2013
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Emulates the Microsoft Office 2013 UI and its behavior, which includes a modified BackstageViewControl, a Full-Screen Mode button, and touch-input device mode support. The following image shows this style with the Office 2013 skin: |
MacOffice
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The MacOffice style. The following image shows this style with the Office 2010 Blue skin: To display the Application Button in the MacOffice style, ensure that the RibbonControl.ShowApplicationButton property is set to True. |
TabletOffice
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The Ribbon style inspired by the UI found in Microsoft Office for iPad. The following image shows this style with the Office 2013 skin: |
TabletOfficeEx
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Obsolete. This value is obsolete, use the OfficeUniversal style instead. |
OfficeUniversal
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The Ribbon style inspired by the Ribbon UI introduced in Microsoft “Office Universal” apps. The following image shows this style with the Office 2013 skin: |
Office2019
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The Office 2019-inspired style. It features a flat appearance, tab animations (when the “Office 2019 Colorful”, “Office 2019 Black”, “Office 2019 White”, or “Office 2019 Dark Gray” vector skin is applied), and the capability to collapse into a single-row (the “Simplified” state). The following image shows this style with the Office 2019 Colorful skin: |
Office365
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The Office 365 style. The following image shows this style with the WXI skin: |
Remarks
You can customize a RibbonControl‘s paint style via the RibbonControl.RibbonStyle property.