Vista - Re: Suggestion:the Navigate Bar is too large

Hi Leo, there are two different solutions to this problem.
(1) There is a ShowNavigationUI property on NavigationWindow object,
which can be accessed by casting Application.Current.MainWindow to a
NavigationWindow object, or by walking through the tree. (ie:
Page.Parent)
(2) You can create a Window object and have Frame as it's content.
Frame has a smaller navigation bar, with smaller back/forward buttons.
It also has options to maintain it's own journal and to hide
NavigationUI.

I'm not sure which release of WPF you are currently using, but both of
these two options should be available in the latest CTP release.

Hope this helps.

Thanks!

Eddie.

hello, Eddie,
Solution 1 is enough. It's quite an easy way.

"Eddie" <li.eddie@gmail.com>
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> Hi Leo, there are two different solutions to this problem.
> (1) There is a ShowNavigationUI property on NavigationWindow object,
> which can be accessed by casting Application.Current.MainWindow to a
> NavigationWindow object, or by walking through the tree. (ie:
> Page.Parent)
> (2) You can create a Window object and have Frame as it's content.
> Frame has a smaller navigation bar, with smaller back/forward buttons.
> It also has options to maintain it's own journal and to hide
> NavigationUI.
>
> I'm not sure which release of WPF you are currently using, but both of
> these two options should be available in the latest CTP release.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Eddie.
>