Problem with office 2013 theme ribbon (small icon)
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Topic: Problem with office 2013 theme ribbon (small icon)
Posted By: taka
Subject: Problem with office 2013 theme ribbon (small icon)
Date Posted: 17 November 2017 at 4:31am
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The version I use is Xtreme Toolkit Pro v 16.4.0 When placing a ribbon on Windows 7 OS, a phenomenon occurs in which the small icon is displayed in 2 lines instead of 3 lines in office 2013 theme. However, if you set the font size to ExstraLarge, it will be displayed in three lines. Attach the image when Ribbon Sample is executed on Windows 7 x64. Office 2013 theme (fontsize: system)  Office 2013 theme (fontsize: ExtraLarge)  Please tell me the way to display in 3 lines with normal font size. ------------- Taka Product: Xtreme Toolkit v 18.6.0 Platform: Windows 10 1909(64bit) Language: VC++ 2017 (15.9.20) |
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Posted By: olebed
Date Posted: 20 November 2017 at 10:05am
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Hello, This can also depend on DPI of monitor. We have fixed some issues with icons in CommandBars/Ribbon in v17.x and 18.x. Regards, Oleksandr Lebed |
Posted By: taka
Date Posted: 20 November 2017 at 7:21pm
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Hello. Thank you for your reply. The DPI of the monitor uses the default of Windows. In my development environment, I can not immediately update the version to V 17.x or V 18. x. Could you tell me if there is any way to fix it with source code? ------------- Taka Product: Xtreme Toolkit v 18.6.0 Platform: Windows 10 1909(64bit) Language: VC++ 2017 (15.9.20) |
Posted By: olebed
Date Posted: 20 November 2017 at 9:20pm
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Default DPI for different monitors also can be different. There are a lot of changes between these versions. Maybe problem gone itself with introducing new big feature - supporting HiDPI monitors. |