org::kde::kirigami::AbstractApplicationHeader

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org::kde::kirigami::AbstractApplicationHeader Class Reference
Inheritance diagram for org::kde::kirigami::AbstractApplicationHeader:

Additional Inherited Members

- Properties inherited from org::kde::kirigami::templates::AbstractApplicationHeader
QtObject __appWindow
 
Item background
 
int bottomPadding
 
alias contentItem
 
bool hideWhenTouchScrolling
 
int leftPadding
 
int maximumHeight
 
int minimumHeight
 
Kirigami Page
 
Kirigami PageRow
 
int paintedHeight
 
int position
 
int preferredHeight
 
int rightPadding
 
bool separatorVisible
 
int topPadding
 
- Public Member Functions inherited from QtQuick.Item
 childAt (x, real y)
 
bool contains (point)
 
 forceActiveFocus ()
 
 forceActiveFocus (reason)
 
bool grabToImage (callback, targetSize)
 
object mapFromGlobal (x, real y)
 
object mapFromItem (item, point p)
 
object mapFromItem (item, real x, real y)
 
object mapFromItem (item, real x, real y, real width, real height)
 
object mapFromItem (item, rect r)
 
object mapToGlobal (x, real y)
 
object mapToItem (item, point p)
 
object mapToItem (item, real x, real y)
 
object mapToItem (item, real x, real y, real width, real height)
 
object mapToItem (item, rect r)
 
 nextItemInFocusChain (forward)
 

Detailed Description

An item that can be used as a title for the application.

Scrolling the main page will make it taller or shorter (through the point of going away) It's a behavior similar to the typical mobile web browser addressbar the minimum, preferred and maximum heights of the item can be controlled with

To achieve a titlebar that stays completely fixed just set the 3 sizes as the same

Deprecated:
This will be deleted in KF6.

Definition at line 25 of file controls/AbstractApplicationHeader.qml.


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