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Some question about Infragistics control
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Hi~

I used Infragistics v.11.2 and .net framework 3.5 and VB.net.

I'll ask some question about Infragistics control.

 

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    Hello Min,

    Please take a look on the answers of your questions:

    MIN you jin said:
    I want to make space gap between the docking panel and the Ribbon tool. How can I do?

    It is possible to increase the space between Ribbon and DockAreaPane using the PaddingTop property. This option is available when your Pane is Pinned = True.  When the pane is unpinned one possible approach to increase the space is through CreationFilter

     

    MIN you jin said:
      I want to make the space gap between Ribbon tab and Form title bar like screen below. How can I do? And, Can I assign randomly the height of Ribbon tab?

    One possible approach could be if you modify the Style property of your UltraToolbarsManager . If you want to keep your current style, then you should use CreationFilter. At that moment there is not such property

    MIN you jin said:
      When I did Docking two panels of A and B, a gray line comes out between A and B

    Looking on the screenshots is difficult to guess what is this line. It could be the borders of your controls (in panel A and B). If so, you could set Border property of your controls to NONE. The line could be a splitter. If so, you could play with appearance properties of the splitter . Please give us more details about your scenario or send us small sample .

     

    MIN you jin said:
     When I assign Ribbon tool on Form and fill entire screen by using Docking panel. Can I make space gap between Ribbon toll and Docking panel? - Possible without putting arbitrarily Control?
    There are few possible options depending of your scenario.

    Option 1: If you have a DockAreaPane then you could set  PaddingTop property

    Option 2: If you have not a DockAreaPane, then you could use Anchor property of your control instead of Dock = Fill property.

    Option 3: You could include a Panel with Dock = Top.  The height  of that panel will determinate the space between your Ribbon and content below

    Let me know if you have any questions.

     

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