PleasantTitleBar

Represents the title bar of a PleasantWindow. Provides standard title bar functionality including window dragging, caption buttons, and title/subtitle display with platform-specific layouts for Windows and macOS.

Usage

The title bar is typically used within a PleasantWindow template:

<chrome:PleasantTitleBar />

Properties

Property	Type	Default	Description
IsTitleVisible	bool	true	Whether the title panel (icon + title + subtitle) is visible
LeftClearance	double	40.0	Width of the reserved left column in the titlebar grid

Attached properties

Property	Type	Default	Description
IsTitleBarHitTestVisible (attached)	bool	true	Controls whether the drag area responds to hit-testing

<chrome:PleasantTitleBar IsTitleBarHitTestVisible="False" />

Title bar types

The Type enum (defined on PleasantWindow) controls the title bar layout:

• Classic - Regular title bar
• ClassicExtended - Slightly larger title bar with more room for custom content
• Compact - Compact title bar that takes minimal vertical space

Set on the host window:

window.TitleBarType = PleasantTitleBar.Type.ClassicExtended;

Platform behavior

Windows

• Left clearance column (default 40px) for window menu/hamburger button
• Standard caption buttons on the right
• Drag area for window movement

macOS

• Native traffic light buttons (close, minimize, maximize) in the left column
• Custom caption buttons can be used with OverrideMacOSCaption
• Traffic light area width adjusts based on fullscreen state

Window state pseudo-classes

The control applies pseudo-classes based on window state:

• :active - Applied when window is active
• :minimized - Applied when window is minimized
• :normal - Applied when window is in normal state
• :maximized - Applied when window is maximized
• :isactive - Applied when window is inactive
• :titlebar - Applied for Classic title bar type

Double-click to maximize

Double-clicking on the drag area toggles maximize/restore (if the window can resize):

// Handled automatically by the control

Custom content

Set custom content in the title bar via the host window:

window.TitleContent = new TextBox { PlaceholderText = "Search..." };
window.LeftTitleBarContent = new Button { Content = "Menu" };

Left clearance

Adjust the left clearance width (Windows only):

<chrome:PleasantTitleBar LeftClearance="0" />

Set to 0 to push the logo/title to the far left when no hamburger menu overlaps the title bar.

Template parts

The control template must provide:

• PART_PleasantCaptionButtons - Caption buttons control
• PART_CloseMenuItem - Close menu item
• PART_ExpandMenuItem - Maximize menu item
• PART_ReestablishMenuItem - Restore menu item
• PART_CollapseMenuItem - Minimize menu item
• PART_DragWindow - Border for window dragging
• PART_Icon - Icon display panel
• PART_Title - Title display panel
• PART_Subtitle - Subtitle text block
• PART_LogoPath - Logo path (optional)
• PART_LeftTitleBarContent - Left content presenter
• PART_TitleBarContent - Center content presenter
• PART_TitlePanel - Title stack panel
• PART_TitleBarGrid - Main layout grid

Notes

• The control automatically subscribes to window property changes and updates the UI
• Drag functionality is built-in via the PART_DragWindow border
• Platform-specific layouts are applied automatically