RibbonSeparator Interface

Definition

public interface class RibbonSeparator : IDisposable, Microsoft::Office::Tools::Ribbon::RibbonControl, System::ComponentModel::IComponent

[System.Runtime.InteropServices.Guid("79cda0e6-be5b-4889-a068-08a6ed0c54cc")]
public interface RibbonSeparator : IDisposable, Microsoft.Office.Tools.Ribbon.RibbonControl, System.ComponentModel.IComponent

[<System.Runtime.InteropServices.Guid("79cda0e6-be5b-4889-a068-08a6ed0c54cc")>]
type RibbonSeparator = interface
    interface RibbonControl
    interface RibbonComponent
    interface IComponent
    interface IDisposable

Public Interface RibbonSeparator
Implements IComponent, IDisposable, RibbonControl

Attributes

GuidAttribute

Implements

RibbonComponent RibbonControl IComponent IDisposable

Remarks

A RibbonSeparator control draws a line, horizontal or vertical.

For the Microsoft Office Menu, a RibbonMenu, and a RibbonSplitButton, the RibbonSeparator is horizontal.

For the Ribbon, the RibbonSeparator is vertical.

You can set the Title property to have text on the separator in menus.

If the RibbonSeparator is located at the end of a menu, the RibbonSeparator is visible in the Ribbon Designer, but not in the Microsoft Office application.

RibbonSeparator implements separator and menuSeparator RibbonX elements.

You can create a RibbonSeparator at run time by using the CreateRibbonSeparator method of the RibbonFactory object.

There are two ways to access the RibbonFactory object:

• By using the Factory property of the Ribbon class. Use this approach from code in your Ribbon class.

• By using the Globals.Factory.GetRibbonFactory method. Use this approach from code outside your Ribbon class.

Usage

This documentation describes the version of this type that is used in Office projects that target the .NET Framework 4 or later. In projects that target the .NET Framework 3.5, this type might have different members and the code examples provided for this type might not work. For documentation about this type in projects that target the .NET Framework 3.5, see the following reference section in the Visual Studio 2008 documentation: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=160658.

Properties

Methods

Applies to