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About WinOfficeNavBar
The WinOfficeNavBar™ provides a simplistic way to navigate between views, while offering a means to quickly access a minimalistic subset of a view within a popup window.
Main Features
Feature
Description
Peek Window
The peek window is a popup window which provides a minimalistic subset of an item when the item is hovered over. See Peek Window for more information.
Item Display
By default, items will be displayed using their text. However, this can be changed on a control-level and per-item level by setting the
DisplayStyle
property on the
ItemSettings
object.
Item Styling
Appearance can be customized on a per item basis and/or across the entire control.
Appearance Resolution
Resolved styling for an Item or Peek window can be determined using
ResolveAppearance() method.
Orientation of the Control
By default, WinOfficeNavBar orientation is based on the DockStyle of the control. If the WinOfficeNavBar is docked to the left or right, the navigation bar will be rendered vertically. Otherwise, it is rendered horizontally. The navigation bar orientation can be changed using the
Orientation
property.
Item Alignment
ItemAlignment
specifies how the items' relative positioning should be based on the control orientation.
User Customization Options
The Navigation Bar has the ability to let the end user change how items are displayed. This customization includes re-ordering the items (via a listbox and drag/drop), changing the maximum number of visible items, and the preferred
DisplayStyle
(Image, Text, ImageAndText). These customization options are exposed via the Navigation Options dialog accessible through the Overflow menu.
The developer will have the ability to enable/disable these customization options via the CustomizationSettings property.
Showing/Hiding Overflow Items
By default, the Overflow item is only visible if there are items that cannot fit the Navigation Bar or if end user customizations are enabled. The developer can choose to force the Overflow item to be shown or hidden using the
OverflowVisibility
property.