TabControl.TabStripPlacement Property (System.Windows.Controls)

TabStripPlacement Property

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TabControl..::.TabStripPlacement Property

Gets or sets how TabItem headers align relative to the TabItem content.

Namespace: System.Windows.Controls
Assembly: System.Windows.Controls (in System.Windows.Controls.dll)

Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration)

Public Property TabStripPlacement As Dock

public Dock TabStripPlacement { get; set; }

XAML Attribute Usage

<sdk:TabControl TabStripPlacement="dockValue"/>

XAML Values

dockValue: A named constant of the Dock enumeration, such as Left.

Property Value

Type: System.Windows.Controls..::.Dock
The alignment of TabItem headers relative to the TabItem content. The default is Top.

Remarks

Dependency property identifier field: TabStripPlacementProperty

Examples

The following code sets the tab strip to display along the bottom of the TabControl. This code is part of a larger example available in the TabControl class overview.

Visual Basic

'Here we add TabItems to two TabControls, 
'tab1 and tab2.
Dim ti As New TabItem()
ti.Header = "First TabItem!"
ti.Content = "This is the first TabItem's content."
tab1.Items.Add(ti)

ti = New TabItem()
ti.Header = "Second TabItem!"
ti.Content = "This is the second TabItem's content."
tab1.Items.Add(ti)

ti = New TabItem()
ti.Header = "Third TabItem!"
ti.Content = "This is the third TabItem's content."
tab1.Items.Add(ti)

ti = New TabItem()
ti.Header = "First TabItem!"
ti.Content = "This is the first TabItem of the second TabControl."
tab2.Items.Add(ti)

ti = New TabItem()
ti.Header = "Second TabItem!"
ti.Content = "This is the second TabItem of the second TabControl."
tab2.Items.Add(ti)

ti = New TabItem()
ti.Header = "Third TabItem!"
ti.Content = "This is the third TabItem of the second TabControl."
tab2.Items.Add(ti)

'Set tab2's tab strip to run along the bottom of the 
'TabControl, rather than the top. 
tab2.TabStripPlacement = Dock.Bottom

//Here we add TabItems to two TabControls,
//tab1 and tab2.
TabItem ti = new TabItem();
ti.Header = "First TabItem!";
ti.Content = "This is the first TabItem's content.";
tab1.Items.Add(ti);

ti = new TabItem();
ti.Header = "Second TabItem!";
ti.Content = "This is the second TabItem's content.";
tab1.Items.Add(ti);

ti = new TabItem();
ti.Header = "Third TabItem!";
ti.Content = "This is the third TabItem's content.";
tab1.Items.Add(ti);

ti = new TabItem();
ti.Header = "First TabItem!";
ti.Content = "This is the first TabItem of the second TabControl.";
tab2.Items.Add(ti);

ti = new TabItem();
ti.Header = "Second TabItem!";
ti.Content = "This is the second TabItem of the second TabControl.";
tab2.Items.Add(ti);

ti = new TabItem();
ti.Header = "Third TabItem!";
ti.Content = "This is the third TabItem of the second TabControl.";
tab2.Items.Add(ti);

//Set tab2's tab strip to run along the bottom of the
//TabControl, rather than the top.
tab2.TabStripPlacement = Dock.Bottom;

Version Information

Silverlight

Supported in: 5, 4, 3

Platforms

For a list of the operating systems and browsers that are supported by Silverlight, see Supported Operating Systems and Browsers.

Reference

TabControl Class

System.Windows.Controls Namespace