AutomationProperties.SetHeadingLevel Method
Definition
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Sets the value of the AutomationProperties.HeadingLevel property for the specified DependencyObject.
public:
static void SetHeadingLevel(DependencyObject ^ element, AutomationHeadingLevel value); static void SetHeadingLevel(DependencyObject const& element, AutomationHeadingLevel const& value);public static void SetHeadingLevel(DependencyObject element, AutomationHeadingLevel value);function setHeadingLevel(element, value)Public Shared Sub SetHeadingLevel (element As DependencyObject, value As AutomationHeadingLevel)Parameters
- element
- DependencyObject
The specified DependencyObject.
- value
- AutomationHeadingLevel
The value for the heading level.
Windows requirements
| Device family |
Windows 10, version 1803 (introduced in 10.0.17134.0)
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| API contract |
Windows.Foundation.UniversalApiContract (introduced in v6.0)
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Remarks
Heading elements organize the user interface and make it easier to navigate. Some assistive technology (AT) allows users to quickly jump between headings. Headings have a level from 1 to 9.
Examples of headings would be section titles within the Windows Settings app. For instance, under the Ease of Access -> Mouse page, Pointer size, Pointer color, and Mouse keys would be a heading of level 1.