Yes, that is one of the ways I tried. Bad thing is that the toolbar maintains some minimum width of a button and it just doesn’t look good. I ended with converting it to be menu only and included a “Show all” item in the menu. Thanks again for your time.
Thank you very much for answering. In my use case I actually don’t need the button to be a part of a group, I only use “group of one” to make it work like a Toggle, just like You stated in your answer. I use it for some output filtering – clicking the button turns filtering on/off and by checking items in the dropdown, the user selects what he wants to see. Is there any way to make it work like that? In original Delphi TToolBar this was working correctly, however I was having some high DPI and layout issues so I tried TRzToolbar.
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