batzen
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10 months ago That's by design as manually calling Reduce will be overwritten as soon as the layout is re-calculated.
If you don't want your gallery to scale automatically you can do one of the following:
- Set CanCollapseToButton=False and IsCollapsed=True (should provide the best desired result)
- Set it's sizedefinition to small or middle
- Exclude the group containing the gallery from the reduce order
- Use a dropdownbutton and place a gallery as it's content
SebiCiuca
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InRibbonGallery reduce is not persisted when tabs moving. I am trying to the the InRibbonGallery to behave like a "DropDownButton", because I need the GroupBy functionality. I set MaxItemsInRow="1" and MinItemsInRow="1" and CanCollapseToButton="true" at design time. This still shows the Gallery with "one row of items". So at runtime when my View is activated I call Gallery.Reduce(). This make the Gallery display as a DropDownButton and works as expected, but as soon as you switch tabs, the InRibbonGallery shows again as a one row.
It would be extra nice if we can define the InRibbonGallery as "IsButton" at design time that mimic the Reduce() where Min>Max.
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This can be reproduce with the Showcase app if you got "Insert" tab click on Reduce button (until the Split InRibbonGallery shows as a button), move to any other tab and go back to Insert tab (now InRibbonGallery shows 2 rows (design time properties).
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