Each Tile in a WinTilePanel™ control displays headers by default. The headers can display images, and text; headers contain the state change button and/or the close button. It is possible to hide or position headers by setting the ultraTile.Settings or UltraTilePanel.TileSettings object’s HeaderPosition property.
The text displayed in the header can be controlled by the UltraTile object’s Caption property and the size of the tile header can be controlled by the HeaderExtent property. The default header size can also be set for all the tiles in an UltraTilePanel by setting the UltraTilePanel object’s TileSettings.HeaderExtent property. When the header is displayed on the top or bottom of the tile, the extent indicates the height of the header.
The header appearances can be set using the ultraTile.Settings or UltraTilePanel.TileSettings object’s HeaderAppearance property. For information on adding tiles to TilePanel please see the Add and Remove Tiles through Code topic.
In Visual Basic:
tile1.Settings.HeaderPosition = TileHeaderPosition.Bottom tile1.Caption = "Header-Positioned Bottom" tile1.Settings.HeaderExtent = 50 tile1.Settings.HeaderAppearance.BackColor = Color.LightPink tile2.Settings.HeaderPosition = TileHeaderPosition.Top tile2.Caption = "Header-Positioned Top" tile2.Settings.HeaderExtent = 30 tile2.Settings.HeaderAppearance.BackColor = Color.Aqua
In C#:
tile1.Settings.HeaderPosition = TileHeaderPosition.Bottom; tile1.Caption = "Header-Positioned Bottom"; tile1.Settings.HeaderExtent = 50; tile1.Settings.HeaderAppearance.BackColor = Color.LightPink; tile2.Settings.HeaderPosition = TileHeaderPosition.Top; tile2.Caption = "Header-Positioned Top"; tile2.Settings.HeaderExtent = 30; tile2.Settings.HeaderAppearance.BackColor = Color.Aqua;
