Ribbon for WPF allows you to create customized applications. Make the most of Ribbon for WPF by taking advantage of the following key features. The major features of C1Ribbon control are listed below:
Simplified Ribbon: WPF Ribbon offers a compact ribbon UI. It is designed to provide more space for content. In simplified ribbon view, you can display many commands in a single line.
WPF Command Framework Support: Ribbon supports the WPF command framework. Create single commands each including a title, small and large image source and share them throughout your toolbars.
OverFlow Support: Depending on the available space in the Strip panel, the items will jump between the Strip panel and drop-down Overflow panel. This occurs automatically by default, but can be set to occur never, always, or as needed.
Styled Buttons and Drop-downs: The C1Ribbon control is a container that supports any UI Elements. To make ribbon creation easy, C1Ribbon includes several types of controls, including buttons, toggle buttons, separators and drop-down controls.
Lightweight Toolstrip: Users can create a lightweight toolstrip with a simple row of controls for simple scenarios.
Tabs and Groups: C1Ribbon uses a structured hierarchy to display its tools. Minimally, it requires a tab-item and a group. Users can organize related commands together using tabs and groups. You can also label each tab and group to best describe the commands within and the actions they perform.
Ribbon Group: It contains collection of toolbar elements and handles the simplified ribbon control layout which represent toolbar options of a specific type. The simplified ribbon group is represented by the RibbonGroup class.
Tab Item: It wraps the tab header and simplified ribbon group and holds the collection of Ribbon group. The tab item is represented by RibbonTabItem class.
