One way to solve this would be to set the Width and Height for the image assigned to the GalleryItem. With WPF styles, you could apply a Style which sets the Width and Height for all images in the GalleryTool. You could define the Style in the GalleryTool.Resources to limit the scope of such a style.

If you would like a sample of a style like this in XAML, C# or VB.Net, let me know which language you prefer.

Thanks,

See, there is all that white space underneath, and it's clearly part of the GalleryItem as I have the first one selected. I want to get rid of that and have nice square items.

Here's my XAML:

<igRibbon:MenuTool ButtonType="DropDown" SmallImage="{Binding Path=SelectedItem.Image, ElementName=gtlSecondary}">
  <igRibbon:GalleryTool x:Name="gtlSecondary" ItemBehavior="StateButton" Width="72" AllowResizeDropDown="False">
    <igRibbon:GalleryTool.Items>
      <igRibbon:GalleryItem Key="SecondaryAlphabetical" Image="Images/16/Alphabetized.png" IsSelected="True"/>
      <igRibbon:GalleryItem Key="SecondaryCategorized" Image="Images/16/Categorized.png"/>
      <igRibbon:GalleryItem Key="SecondaryReferences" Image="Images/16/References.png"/>
    </igRibbon:GalleryTool.Items>
  </igRibbon:GalleryTool>
</igRibbon:MenuTool>

The pngs above are 16x16, which I'm using on 24x24 buttons. If I set the Height on the GalleryTool like I did for Width, it just cuts off the items and adds a scrollbar at the end, which I don't want.

I don't think this bears on the problem, but I'm using my MenuTool outside of the Ribbon elsewhere in my GUI, fyi. Hasn't been a problem any other way. I don't think item heights are affected by it.

So I'd love to see what you're offering in XAML to fix my height issue.

Thanks,