WPF AppBar - Display a Top or Bottom Window Menu Inspired by Windows 10

This example uses the WPF AppBar control to display a Windows 10–style menu at the top or bottom of a window.

Commands appear as circular buttons, including the built-in Exit command, the Pin command that works as a toggle, and the Rotate button that opens a flyout (context) menu with related actions. Top and Bottom buttons align the AppBar to the corresponding edge of the window.

The AppBar.HideMode property is set to Sticky so the command bar remains visible until the user hides it manually with the Exit button.

Files to Review

• MainWindow.xaml (VB: MainWindow.xaml)
• MainWindow.xaml.cs (VB: MainWindow.xaml.vb)

Documentation

• AppBar
• AppBarButton
• AppBarToggleButton
• AppBarSeparator
• IsExitButtonEnabled
• AppBarButton.Label
• CommandButton.Glyph
• MenuFlyout

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