.NET MAUI ImageEditor Toolbar

The ImageEditorToolbar for .NET MAUI includes items for editing the image in the ImageEditor, alternatively you can customize the shown editing options according to your needs.

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Configuration of the ImageEditorToolbar

RadImageEditorToolbar inherits from the RadToolbar. All properties for configuration and styling available for the RadToolbar apply to the RadImageEditorToolbar.

The configuration properties are described below

• Attach the RadImageEditorToolbar to the RadImageEditor control by setting the ImageEditor(of type RadImageEditor)property.

<Grid RowDefinitions="Auto,*">
    <telerik:RadImageEditorToolbar ImageEditor="{x:Reference imageEditor}"/>
    <telerik:RadImageEditor x:Name="imageEditor" Grid.Row="1"/>
</Grid>

• By default the items in the ImageEditorToolbar are auto-populated. You can change this by setting the RadImageEditorToolbar.AutoGenerateItems(of type bool) to False. The default value is True.

• By setting the Orientation(enum of typeTelerik.Maui.Controls.ToolbarOrientation) property you can specify the orientation of the toolbar. The available options are Horizontal and Vertical. The default value is Horizontal.

• OptionsPanel(Telerik.Maui.Controls.RadToolbarOptionsPanel)—Specifies the options panel associated with this toolbar.
• ItemSpacing(double)—Specifies the spacing in pixels between the items in the toolbar. The default value is 8.
• LineSpacing(double)—Specifies the spacing in pixels between the lines of items in the toolbar. This property has effect when the toolbar is in a multi-line wrap overflow mode. The default value is 8.

Configuration of the Overflow Menu

• OverflowMode(enum of type Telerik.Maui.Controls.ToolbarOverflowMode)—Specifies the overflow mode when the items in the toolbar cannot fit in the available space. The available options are:

  • DropDown(the default mode)—When the toolbar items cannot fit in the available space, they are placed in the overflow drop-down menu.
  • Scroll—When the toolbar items cannot fit in the available space, they are scrolled horizontally or vertically, based on the orientation of the toolbar.
  • Wrap—When the toolbar items cannot fit in the available space, they are wrapped horizontally or vertically on multiple lines, based on the orientation of the toolbar.

• OverflowMenuButtonVisibility(enum of type Telerik.Maui.Controls.ToolbarButtonVisibilityMode)—Specifies the visibility mode of the overflow menu button in the toolbar. The available options are:

  • Auto(the default mode)—The button visibility is determined automatically, based on the associated command.
  • Visible(the default mode)—The button is always visible in the toolbar, regardless of the associated command.
  • Hidden(the default mode)—The button is always hidden from the toolbar, regardless of the associated command.

• OverflowMenuButtonTemplate(ControlTemplate)—Defines the ControlTemplate applied to the overflow menu button in the toolbar.

• OverflowMenuButtonStyle(Style with target type Telerik.Maui.Controls.OverflowMenuButtonToolbarItemView)—Specifies the style applied to the Overflow menu button.

Configuration of the back navigation button

• BackNavigationButtonVisibility(enum of type Telerik.Maui.Controls.ToolbarButtonVisibilityMode)—Specifies the visibility mode of the back navigation button in the toolbar. The available options are:

  • Auto(the default mode)—The button visibility is determined automatically, based on the associated command.
  • Visible(the default mode)—The button is always visible in the toolbar, regardless of the associated command.
  • Hidden(the default mode)—The button is always hidden from the toolbar, regardless of the associated command.

• BackNavigationButtonTemplate(ControlTemplate)—Defines the ControlTemplate applied to the back navigation button in the toolbar.

• BackNavigationButtonStyle(Style with target type Telerik.Maui.Controls.BackNavigationButtonToolbarItemView)—Specifies the style applied to the back navigation button.

Configuration for the Scroll Button, Scroll Forward and Backward Buttons

• ScrollButtonsVisibility(enum of type Telerik.Maui.Controls.ToolbarButtonVisibilityMode)—Specifies the visibility mode of the scroll buttons in the toolbar. The available options are:

  • Auto(the default mode)—The button visibility is determined automatically, based on the associated command.
  • Visible(the default mode)—The button is always visible in the toolbar, regardless of the associated command.
  • Hidden(the default mode)—The button is always hidden from the toolbar, regardless of the associated command.

• ScrollForwardButtonTemplate(ControlTemplate)—Defines the ControlTemplate applied to the forward scroll button in the toolbar.

• ScrollForwardButtonStyle(Style with target type Telerik.Maui.Controls.ScrollForwardButtonToolbarItemView)—Defines the style applied to the forward scroll button in the toolbar.
• ScrollBackwardButtonTemplate(ControlTemplate)—Defines the ControlTemplate applied to the backward scroll button in the toolbar.
• ScrollBackwardButtonStyle(Style with target type Telerik.Maui.Controls.ScrollBackwardButtonToolbarItemView)—Defines the style applied to the backward scroll button in the toolbar.

See Also

• Saving Images
• Loading Images
• Zooming Images