UIElement.KeyTipTarget Property

public:
 property DependencyObject ^ KeyTipTarget { DependencyObject ^ get(); void set(DependencyObject ^ value); };

DependencyObject KeyTipTarget();

void KeyTipTarget(DependencyObject value);

public DependencyObject KeyTipTarget { get; set; }

var dependencyObject = uIElement.keyTipTarget;
uIElement.keyTipTarget = dependencyObject;

Public Property KeyTipTarget As DependencyObject

Property Value

The element targeted by the keytip.

Windows requirements

Examples

In this example, we specify the access key for a Grid element, but we target the text heading of the Grid.

<StackPanel> 
  <TextBlock x:Name="Heading1">Heading 1</TextBlock> 
  <Grid 
    AccessKey="1" 
    AccessKeyInvoked="Invoke1" 
    KeyTipTarget="{x:Bind Heading1}"> 
      <!-- ... -->
  </Grid> 

  <TextBlock x:Name="Heading2">Heading 2</TextBlock> 
    <Grid 
      AccessKey="2" 
      AccessKeyInvoked="Invoke2" 
      KeyTipTarget="{x:Bind Heading2}"> 
        <!-- ... --> 
    </Grid> 
</StackPanel>  

Remarks

Keytips are badges displayed next to controls that support access keys when the user presses the Alt key. Each keytip contains the alphanumeric keys that activate the associated control.

The KeyTipPlacementMode property is used to specify the ___location of the access key keytip relative to the boundary of the targeted element.

See also

• KeyTipPlacementMode
• Access keys