07-28-2011, 04:28 AM
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I created my own theme recently, but one of the things that makes mine unique is that it acts a bit like WPF for it's ability to customize different parts of a control. So far I only have the button border down, and I haven't done much with the theme yet, but this is going to be one good theme when i'm done with it.
The best part about allowing it to be user configured is that the control's visual custom setting for the border will stay even upon runtime.
I do this by creating my own entry in the properties area, and the value gets taken from the selected user input.
Right now I just added a few basic colors here and there, and got a gradient on my progress bar.
I created my own theme recently, but one of the things that makes mine unique is that it acts a bit like WPF for it's ability to customize different parts of a control. So far I only have the button border down, and I haven't done much with the theme yet, but this is going to be one good theme when i'm done with it.
The best part about allowing it to be user configured is that the control's visual custom setting for the border will stay even upon runtime.
I do this by creating my own entry in the properties area, and the value gets taken from the selected user input.
Right now I just added a few basic colors here and there, and got a gradient on my progress bar.