Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the UIElement can be a candidate for scroll anchoring.Д®quivalent WinUI property: Microsoft.UI. Gets or sets a value that indicates that rendered content should be cached as a composited bitmap when possible.Д®quivalent WinUI property: Microsoft.UI. Gets or sets the border thickness of a control.Д®quivalent WinUI property: Microsoft.UI. Gets or sets a brush that describes the border fill of a control.Д®quivalent WinUI property: Microsoft.UI. This property is useful for Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) resolution at run time.Д®quivalent WinUI property: Microsoft.UI.

Gets a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that represents the base Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) for an XAML-constructed object at XAML load time. Gets or sets a value that indicates how far the background extends in relation to this element's border.Д®quivalent WinUI property: Microsoft.UI. Gets or sets a brush that provides the background of the control.Д®quivalent WinUI property: Microsoft.UI. Gets or sets whether a disabled control can receive focus.Д®quivalent WinUI property: Microsoft.UI. Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the element automatically gets focus when the user interacts with it.Д®quivalent WinUI property: Microsoft.UI. Gets or sets a value that determines whether this UIElement can be a drop target for purposes of drag-and-drop operations.Д®quivalent WinUI property: Microsoft.UI. See Remarks.Д®quivalent WinUI property: Microsoft.UI. Gets the rendered width of a FrameworkElement. Gets the UI theme that is currently used by the element, which might be different than the RequestedTheme.Д®quivalent WinUI property: Microsoft.UI. Gets the size that this UIElement computed during the arrange pass of the layout process.Д®quivalent WinUI property: Microsoft.UI. Gets the position of this UIElement, relative to its parent, computed during the arrange pass of the layout process.Д®quivalent WinUI property: Microsoft.UI. Gets the rendered height of a FrameworkElement. Gets or sets a source element that provides the access key scope for this element, even if it's not in the visual tree of the source element.Д®quivalent WinUI property: Microsoft.UI. Gets or sets the access key (mnemonic) for this element.Д®quivalent WinUI property: Microsoft.UI. Initializes a new instance of the InkToolbarCustomPenButton class. You can then set an instance of the derived class into InkToolbarCustomPenButton.CustomPen and provide the custom configuration UI elements. You can use the built-in InkToolbarPenConfigurationControl or you can specify a custom InkToolbarPenConfigurationControl definition in the standard InkToolbar pen declaration.ДЇor custom configurations, your pen class must derive from InkToolbarCustomPen, and override the CreateInkDrawingAttributesCore method. The default display order is: InkToolbarBallpointPenButton, InkToolbarPencilButton, InkToolbarHighlighterButton, InkToolbarEraserButton, and InkToolbarRulerButton, with custom tool buttons appended to the radio button group and custom toggle buttons appended to the toggle button group. You cannot change the display order of the built-in buttons. Custom toggles ) are added here.ДЇeatures are not mutually exclusive and can be used concurrently with other active tools.Д«uilt-in buttons can be displayed by default, or you can specify which should be displayed by your app.

Custom tools (InkToolbarCustomPenButton and InkToolbarCustomToolButton ) are added here.ДЄ second group of 'toggle' buttons containing the built-in stencil ) button (or the InkToolbarRulerButton button). One group of 'tool' buttons containing the built-in drawing InkToolbarPencilButton ), erasing ), and highlighting ) buttons. The InkToolbar consists of two distinct groups of button types: Here's an example of a custom pen that customizes the default InkToolbarPenConfigurationControl. Here's an example of a custom pen that reuses the default InkToolbarPenConfigurationControl.

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