CoreWebView2Settings.IsNonClientRegionSupportEnabled Property
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The IsNonClientRegionSupportEnabled property enables web pages to use the
app-region CSS style. Disabling/Enabling the IsNonClientRegionSupportEnabled
takes effect after the next navigation. Defaults to false.
When this property is TRUE, then all the non-client region features
will be enabled:
Draggable Regions will be enabled, they are regions on a webpage that
are marked with the CSS attribute app-region: drag/no-drag. When set to
drag, these regions will be treated like the window's title bar, supporting
dragging of the entire WebView and its host app window; the system menu shows
upon right click, and a double click will trigger maximizing/restoration of the
window size.
When set to false, all non-client region support will be disabled.
The app-region CSS style will be ignored on web pages.
public bool IsNonClientRegionSupportEnabled { get; set; }member this.IsNonClientRegionSupportEnabled : bool with get, setPublic Property IsNonClientRegionSupportEnabled As Boolean| Produkt | Versioner |
|---|---|
| WebView2 .NET | 1.0.2420.47, 1.0.2478.35, 1.0.2535.41, 1.0.2592.51, 1.0.2651.64, 1.0.2739.15, 1.0.2792.45, 1.0.2849.39, 1.0.2903.40, 1.0.2957.106, 1.0.3065.39 |
| WebView2 .NET Prerelease | 1.0.2357, 1.0.2415, 1.0.2470, 1.0.2526, 1.0.2584, 1.0.2646, 1.0.2730, 1.0.2783, 1.0.2839, 1.0.2895, 1.0.2950, 1.0.3079, 1.0.3116 |