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I have checked this in Windows 7, the Alt key for Button-DropDown is not firing too

This function is not available yet, but here is a workaround: First, initialize the ribbon with a height: ```c# ribbon1.Height = 150; ``` Collapse: ```C# foreach (RibbonTab t in ribbon1.Tabs)...

2019 style is not available yet. You can fork this project and contribute by submitting a pull request. After that you will be invited to join the team. There you...

This is not done yet. As a temporary workaround (alternative solution), you can use an ordinary winform lable control, set the font. then add it into the ribbon by using...

@dbrant Sure, you're welcome to submit code fixes/patches by submitting a pull request.

Create the DropDownShowing event: ```c# public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); ribbonButton1.DropDownShowing += RibbonButton1_DropDownShowing; } private void RibbonButton1_DropDownShowing(object sender, EventArgs e) { // Do something } ``` Here is a sample: [WindowsFormsApp1.zip](https://github.com/RibbonWinForms/RibbonWinForms/files/3710740/WindowsFormsApp1.zip)

If the RibbonButton.DropDownItems is empty, the event will not be raised. If total items in RibbonButton.DropDownItems is >= 1 The event will be raised. Tested in runtime.

This problem is fixed in new version, you may try the nuget version. Guide: How to add ribbon library via Nuget: https://github.com/RibbonWinForms/RibbonWinForms/wiki

Hi @tajbender, I think this is ok to be implemented

I have run a simple test. The black lines did not appear in my case. I'm unable to identify the problem at the moment. You can try to use the...