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If you don't have enough buttons to warrant having two tabs, can you remove the tab bar entirely? Both the "minimal window" example and the basic setup have the tab bar in there, so it seems like you can't. I also tried putting the RibbonGroupBox directly inside the Ribbon element but that didn't work. I also poked around on the Ribbon control and didn't see any obvious properties to hide it. If it's not possible, could this scenario be supported?
Environment
Fluent.Ribbon 6.0.0.208
Windows 10 Fall Creator's Update
.NET Framework 4.6.2
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There is currently no built in way to achieve what you describe.
What would you suggest should happen to the menu (backstage)? The button to open it is in the same visual row as the tabs are.
If you don't have enough buttons to warrant having two tabs, can you remove the tab bar entirely? Both the "minimal window" example and the basic setup have the tab bar in there, so it seems like you can't. I also tried putting the RibbonGroupBox directly inside the Ribbon element but that didn't work. I also poked around on the Ribbon control and didn't see any obvious properties to hide it. If it's not possible, could this scenario be supported?
Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: