IRibbonPanel.Visible

Syntax

Visible: Boolean;

Description

The Visible property determines whether the panel is visible.

Comments

Available values:

True. Default. The panel is displayed on the ribbon.
False. The panel is not displayed on the ribbon.

Example

Executing the example requires a form with components:

Button. A button named Button1 to hide the panel on the ribbon.
Ribbon. A component named Ribbon1 to create a ribbon by means of ribbon editor.

NOTE. When creating a component, a resource selection dialog box opens. Select the Resources empty object for the component, which will store graphic resources of ribbon elements.

Form ribbon structure in the ribbon editor:

Add a category.
Add three panels.
Add a button to the second panel.

After executing the operations, the ribbon editor displays the following ribbon structure:

After components are added, the form looks as follows:

Add a link to the Forms system assembly.

The example is a handler of the OnClick event for the component named Button1.

Sub Button1OnClick(Sender: Object; Args: IMouseEventArgs);
Begin
    If (RibbonPanel2.Visible = True) Then
        RibbonPanel2.Visible := False;
    Else
        RibbonPanel2.Visible := True;
    End If;
End Sub Button1OnClick;

After executing the example, clicking the Button1 button hides the second panel on the ribbon:

The second click on the Button1 button displays the second panel on the ribbon.