Flow Document Element Controls

In Danet Studio, you will find the option to add components, such as the MediaElement, Expander and others into your Flow Document.

Here are the components that you can insert into your Flow Document:

MediaElement

MediaElement are used to present audio, video, and video with audio content. The multimedia features allow you to integrate sound and video into your documents in order to enhance the user experience.

TabControl:

A TabControl enables a user to arrange visual content in a compacted and organized form. The real-world analog of the control might be a tabbed notebook in which visual content is displayed on discrete pages accessed by selecting the appropriate tab.

Expander:

An Expander control provides a way to provide content in an expandable area that resembles a window and includes a header.

InkCanvas:

An InkCanvas is an element that can be used to receive and display ink input. This is commonly done through the use of a stylus, which interacts with a digitizer to produce ink strokes using a stylus or a mouse. The created strokes are represented as Stroke objects, and based on user input. The InkCanvas enables users to modify or delete an existing Stroke.

Table:

Table is a block level element that supports grid-based presentation of flow document content.

CheckBox:

You can display CheckBox controls in a group so that readers can choose from a list of options. You can also offer readers a combination of options.

RichTextBox:

You use a RichTextBox when you want to allow the reader to edit flow content. For example, if you wanted to create a document that allowed a user to manipulate things like tables, italic and bold formatting, etc, you would use a RichTextBox.

Note: Some of the components above are only available in Danet Studio Pro.