RadioButtons.Header Property

public:
 property Platform::Object ^ Header { Platform::Object ^ get(); void set(Platform::Object ^ value); };

IInspectable Header();

void Header(IInspectable value);

public object Header { get; set; }

var object = radioButtons.header;
radioButtons.header = object;

Public Property Header As Object

Property Value

The content of the group header. The default is null.

Examples

This example shows a RadioButtons group with its Header set to "Background color".

<RadioButtons Header="Background color">
 <x:String>Red</x:String>
 <x:String>Green</x:String>
 <x:String>Blue</x:String>
</RadioButtons>

👁 A RadioButtons group with its Header set to "Background color"

This example shows a RadioButtons group with it a complex header with an icon and text.

<RadioButtons>
 <RadioButtons.Header>
 <StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal">
 <SymbolIcon Symbol="Highlight"/>
 <TextBlock Text="Highlight color" Margin="8,0,0,0"/>
 </StackPanel>
 </RadioButtons.Header>
 <x:String>Yellow</x:String>
 <x:String>Green</x:String>
 <x:String>Pink</x:String>
</RadioButtons>

👁 A RadioButtons group with its Header set to "Background color"

Remarks

For more info, design guidance, and code examples, see Radio buttons.

You typically use a string for the header, which is displayed as a text label above the radio buttons group. Other objects can also be used instead of a string.

You can set a data template for the header by using the HeaderTemplate property. If the HeaderTemplate property is set, it is used for the header and the Header property is ignored.

See also

• RadioButtons
• HeaderTemplate