Text under button C#

[Matic_Mesaric]

Hello,

I am trying to implement custom ribbon tab with custom buttons with C#. I would like to put text under the button wrapping it if the text is too long. 

So instead of looking like this

to look more like this

the part of code for button right now I have, it is like this:

RibbonButton updateTipButton = new RibbonButton
{
    Name = "Update TIP text.",
    Text = "TIP Update",
    ShowText = true,
    Size = RibbonItemSize.Large,
    LargeImage = Resource1.ArrowUpdate_mod.ToBitmapImage(),
    ShowImage = true,
    CommandHandler = new RibbonCommandHandler("UPDATETIP"),
    
};

Is there any way to fully customize the button or not?

Edit:

Found the command to add the:

Orientation = System.Windows.Controls.Orientation.Vertical

in the button properties.

Thank you for answers in advance.

BR, Matic

[Michiel.Valcke]

Why don't you make the CUI manually in AutoCAD, you can use command macro's to address your dll functions.
What's the benefit of creating the CUI with C#? *genuinely curious*

[Matic_Mesaric]

In general this will be used by many users in our company and its just easier if everything happens automatic.

Also a lot of additional development will be done even after in use.

Just because of this I see it easier to be created with C#.

[Michiel.Valcke]

A custom CUI can be used as an 'enterprise' cui, it can be read by multiple users from a common location. When the CUI changes every user will have access to the updated version as soon as they restart the software. The user settings such as an enterprise cui, can be saved in a profile .arg file to roll out more easily to multiple users.

https://help.autodesk.com/view/OARX/2026/ENU/?guid=GUID-B7E59965-0B56-4974-BB20-1D61BB96747A

[dave.wolfe]

Use the large button style. I think it defaults to text below. You can include a "\n" for a new line character to force wrap the text. Enterprise CUI is ridiculously hard to manage with multiple vertical and versions. Deploying a custom CUI via plugin button is workable though. I write the ribbon in code when it needs to support multi-lingual environments.