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Titlebar for Windows customizations
From the course: .NET 9 Maui: Enhanced Features for Cross-Platform Development
Titlebar for Windows customizations
- [Instructor] We'll continue setting up our title bar. Make sure to get the start code for this video, because we've added a view model as a backing for our main application window. This will allow us to bind our title bar to a view model to handle its logic. In this case, we are going to add a search bar to the toolbar that allows the user to search for descriptions and open the edit screen for the first partial match. The start code for the video already has the view model for this built and injects it into the main application window. The first thing we want to do is to create a search bar in the main content area of the toolbar. So we're going to go back to the main app window and we're going to change the background color to something a little more neutral, maybe aquamarine, and get rid of the fore color just like this. We do want to have the search area. For that, we'll use the search bar control. If you remember, we have three main areas where we can put views in the title…
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What is this update all about?3m 45s
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HybridWebView control5m 27s
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HybridWebView calling JavaScript from C#6m 44s
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HybridWebView calling JavaScript and calling C#6m 16s
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Titlebar for Windows5m
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Titlebar for Windows customizations5m 33s
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BlazorWebView behavior changes4m 58s
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CollectionView/CarouselView for Apple devices5m 50s
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SoftKeyboard input2m 59s
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Text justification2m 47s
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