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Is there a way to make an Dropdown menu Add-in Command hoverable? Basically, when you hover your mouse over the button the list of menu items automatically expands.










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    Is there a way to make an Dropdown menu Add-in Command hoverable? Basically, when you hover your mouse over the button the list of menu items automatically expands.










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          I don't believe the scenario you've described is currently supported. As described in the Menu controls section of the Create add-in commands article in the docs, the submenu displays as a drop-down list when the button is selected (i.e., when the button is clicked/pressed).






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          • You're probably right. The only reference to the add-in command button is in the manifest. It's nowhere to be found in the html. I'm thinking there might be some hack.
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          I don't believe the scenario you've described is currently supported. As described in the Menu controls section of the Create add-in commands article in the docs, the submenu displays as a drop-down list when the button is selected (i.e., when the button is clicked/pressed).






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          • You're probably right. The only reference to the add-in command button is in the manifest. It's nowhere to be found in the html. I'm thinking there might be some hack.
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          I don't believe the scenario you've described is currently supported. As described in the Menu controls section of the Create add-in commands article in the docs, the submenu displays as a drop-down list when the button is selected (i.e., when the button is clicked/pressed).






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          • You're probably right. The only reference to the add-in command button is in the manifest. It's nowhere to be found in the html. I'm thinking there might be some hack.
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          I don't believe the scenario you've described is currently supported. As described in the Menu controls section of the Create add-in commands article in the docs, the submenu displays as a drop-down list when the button is selected (i.e., when the button is clicked/pressed).






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          I don't believe the scenario you've described is currently supported. As described in the Menu controls section of the Create add-in commands article in the docs, the submenu displays as a drop-down list when the button is selected (i.e., when the button is clicked/pressed).







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          • You're probably right. The only reference to the add-in command button is in the manifest. It's nowhere to be found in the html. I'm thinking there might be some hack.
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          • You're probably right. The only reference to the add-in command button is in the manifest. It's nowhere to be found in the html. I'm thinking there might be some hack.
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          You're probably right. The only reference to the add-in command button is in the manifest. It's nowhere to be found in the html. I'm thinking there might be some hack.
          – ezG
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          You're probably right. The only reference to the add-in command button is in the manifest. It's nowhere to be found in the html. I'm thinking there might be some hack.
          – ezG
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