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    Posted: 24 September 2013 at 8:38am
We have a drop down menu that gets too long for tablet computers.  Is there anyway to force the different groups horizontal instead of vertical so it displays nicer for the users?  Here's a rough example of what it looks like now on the left and what I would like it to look like on the right.

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How do you create this dropdown?
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It's basically 3 different galleries. The problem is I can't figure out how to force each one to start over horizontally to the right instead of below the previous one.
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Do you have a code sample for me to play around with?
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Not sure if this will work, because I don't have any code to test, but you can try the following to see if it works:


Me.CommandBars1.Options.WrapLargePopups = True

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You could design a custom container with said controls inside such as a picturebox. Then simply hook the container as the popup for one of your controls on the commandbar.
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