TabControl.TabStripPlacement Property
Silverlight
Namespace: System.Windows.Controls
Assembly: System.Windows.Controls (in System.Windows.Controls.dll)
<sdk:TabControl TabStripPlacement="dockValue"/>
XAML Values
Property Value
Type: System.Windows.Controls.DockThe alignment of TabItem headers relative to the TabItem content. The default is Top.
Dependency property identifier field: TabStripPlacementProperty
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.
//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;
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