Gets or sets the transition effect when the dropdown toolbar items start expanding or stops expanding.
Namespace:
C1.Web.UI.Controls.C1ToolBarAssembly: C1.Web.UI.Controls.2 (in C1.Web.UI.Controls.2.dll)
Syntax
C# |
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[C1CategoryAttribute("Category.Behavior")] [DefaultValueAttribute(Easing.EaseLinear)] [NotifyParentPropertyAttribute(true)] [JsonAttribute(true, true, Easing.EaseLinear)] [LayoutAttribute(LayoutType.Behavior)] public Easing ExpandEasing { get; set; } |
Visual Basic (Declaration) |
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<C1CategoryAttribute("Category.Behavior")> _ <DefaultValueAttribute(Easing.EaseLinear)> _ <NotifyParentPropertyAttribute(True)> _ <JsonAttribute(True, True, Easing.EaseLinear)> _ <LayoutAttribute(LayoutType.Behavior)> _ Public Property ExpandEasing As Easing Get Set |
Remarks
To use a transition effect, the CollapseAnimation or ExpandAnimation property must be set to an animation type before you set the CollapseEasing property or ExpandEasing property.
The default transition effect is EaseLinear. This effect moves smoothly from start to end without acceleration or deceleration.