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ASP.NET Core AppBar Position

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A personal brand is a widely-recognized and largely-uniform perception or impression of an individual based on their experience, expertise, competencies, actions and/or achievements within a community, industry, or the marketplace at large.

Description

The Telerik UI AppBar for ASP.NET Core exposes several positions and position modes. It can be positioned at top or bottom. Its position modes are Fixed, Sticky or None. Sticky position mode is used if the widget has to be visible while the user scrolls up or down, while the fixed option positions the widget relative to the view port.

In order to use the Sticky or Fixed position mode of the AppBar, the position has to be set either to Top or Bottom.

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ASP.NET Core AppBar Position

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