I've got a couple of suggestions that I'm sure would make your Ribbon even more polished.
1) Would be great to have a built-in support for the high-contrast Windows mode (e.g. when you press left Shift+left Alt+PrintScreen). This includes painting the ribbon with current systems colors and fonts when in high-contrast mode. Also changing system font sizes makes all ribbon captions overflow in different directions (which is annoying), though maybe there is a possibility to change the font size in code or create my own renderer for that matter? I've somehow seen some .NET-based, non-WPF ribbon implementations, which to say the least simply ignore any font size you set on them.
2) Minor suggestion: hiding not relevant key combinations, e.g. when I press Alt and want to invoke a particular button/command using shortcuts, like typing "SU" or "F". So if I press "S", only those combinations that start with "S" should be visible, like "SU", "SA" etc. All others like "F" could be hidden, since they can't be invoked any more. This is how MS Office Ribbon handles it too.
Thanks, Joerg
1) Would be great to have a built-in support for the high-contrast Windows mode (e.g. when you press left Shift+left Alt+PrintScreen). This includes painting the ribbon with current systems colors and fonts when in high-contrast mode. Also changing system font sizes makes all ribbon captions overflow in different directions (which is annoying), though maybe there is a possibility to change the font size in code or create my own renderer for that matter? I've somehow seen some .NET-based, non-WPF ribbon implementations, which to say the least simply ignore any font size you set on them.
2) Minor suggestion: hiding not relevant key combinations, e.g. when I press Alt and want to invoke a particular button/command using shortcuts, like typing "SU" or "F". So if I press "S", only those combinations that start with "S" should be visible, like "SU", "SA" etc. All others like "F" could be hidden, since they can't be invoked any more. This is how MS Office Ribbon handles it too.
Thanks, Joerg
