Adding .NET Aspire's AppBar #1527
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Awesome 🎉. Could you add explanation (comments) for each properties ? What is the goal of the second icon? |
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Will do. Second item is mouseover one. |
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What if i have many items and cannot display all? is show scroll? Is there options to collapse items like vs code? |
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See my to do note... |
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- Add PopoverVisibilityChanged event callback - Add popover show/hide by keyboard
…luentui-blazor into users/vnbaaij/appbar
- Rename SecondaryIcon ->IconActive - Add code comments for docs
- Replace some classes with part/role
…luentui-blazor into users/vnbaaij/appbar
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Adding an AppBar component (coming from .NET Aspire) like you know and love from Teams.
To do:
ImplementFluentOverflow(...) with 'view more apps' functionality.