Panel Navigator Properties
Description
Define the behavior and display of the Panel Navigator, including its id, type, classes, and animation behaviors.
- Name
- Description
- Id
The Panel Navigator ID. Must be unique.
- Sub-theme
Sets the sub-theme for a Panel Navigator control.
- Display name
Optional. Specify an optional display name to be used instead of the Id when the panel name is displayed in a header or footer text.
- Panel classname
Set the class name for the Panel.
- Panel body classname
Set the class name for the Panel body section.
- Panel body inline-style
Set the in-line style for Panel body section.
- Navigator type
Specify the method for navigating between the Panels contained in a PanelNavigator.
- Tab band location
The location of the Panel Navigator tab band. Used with the TabBand Navigator type.
- Tab band sub-theme
Sets the sub-theme for a Panel Navigator's tab band. Only available if the Navigator type for the Panel Navigator is set to TabBand.
- Portrait orientation Panel
The ID of a Panel to display when the device orientation is 'Portrait'. Only available if the Navigator type for the Panel Navigator is set to OrientationChange.
- Landscape orientation Panel
The ID of a Panel to display when the device orientation is 'Landscape'. Only available if the Navigator type for the Panel Navigator is set to OrientationChange.
- Animation
Specify the animation method for Card transitions. For example, when a docked Panel is either shown or hidden.
- Animation duration
Specify the duration of the transition (in milliseconds).
- Tab buttons
Specify the buttons that, when clicked, will navigate to specific Panels in the Panel Navigator.
- List definition
Defines the list of items to display Only available if the Navigator type for the Panel Navigator is set to List.
- Flow direction
Specify the flow direction. LTR (left-to-right), RTL (right-to-left), TTB (top-to-bottom), BTT (bottom-to-top).
- Loop navigate
When you are on the last Panel and you navigate to the next panel, should the first Panel get focus, or should the last panel keep focus? If checked, the first panel will get focus. Similarly for the first Panel.