styling

Possible Duplicate: How to get Windows native look for the .NET TreeView? I'm wondering if it is possible to style my Windows Forms treeview using the Vista / Windows 7 style when available. If it is running in older versions of windows then I would expect the regular treeview style to be used. Is this possible using a manifest or will it require more detailed customization or the use of a third party control? Thanks, Alan Use SetWindowTheme : SetWindowTheme(treeView.Handle, "EXPLORER", NULL); 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5408163/windows-7-style-treeview-in-windows-forms

Trying to stylize a SVG of this multi-color HTML image using CSS so that the right side of the 5 is white on hover. body { background-color: gray; } svg { height: 50vh; fill: white; } .html5 g.st2 .st0 { fill: transparent; } .html5:hover path.st0 { fill: #e44d26; } .html5:hover path.st1 { fill: #f16529; } .html5:hover g.st2 .st0 { fill: white; } <svg version="1.1" id="Layer_1" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" x="0px" y="0px" viewbox="-561 1804 379 407" style="enable-background:new -561 1804 379 407;" xml:space="preserve" class="html5"> <g> <path

i want to show dialog like attached Image. an image to the left and text with single selection. any one guide me how to achieve this? Paresh Mayani For that you have to customize the Context Menu because native context menu doesn't support for icon display inside the dialog, instead it only supports the text to be displayed inside each item. The image which you have mentioned here is customized context menu with icon. Here is the same example which you want: Source code for the above link: http://code.google.com/p/iconcontextmenu/ To create the dialog like the image is showing, for this you

Not sure if this can be done but can I split the text in the option tags? Example, normal styling: <select> <option value="">First - A</option> <option value="">Car - B</option> <option value="">Black - C</option> <option value="">Super Duper - D</option> </select> How can I get it to look like this: <select> <option value="">First - A</option> <option value="">Car - B</option> <option value="">Black - C</option> <option value="">Super Duper - D</option> </select> I've tried added a span tag nested in the option tag but that didn't work <option> tags do not accept HTML content. You can only

I tried this and also HorizontalAlignment, instead of TextAlignment but they still show up aligned to left. <Window x:Class="EditorWindow.MainWindow" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" DataContext="{Binding RelativeSource={RelativeSource Self}}" Title="MainWindow" Height="800" Width="600"> <Grid> <ListView ItemsSource="{Binding Effects}"> <ListView.View> <GridView> <GridViewColumn Width="100" Header="Name" DisplayMemberBinding="{Binding Name}" /> <GridViewColumn Width="100" Header="Type" > <GridViewColumn

I am designing a blog and I am using CarrierWave and MiniMagic for image file upload. As of now, each article displays a picture at its top. I first tried to resize the picture to a rectangular shape but it seems that even when I change the dimensions under resize, the picture is always displayed as a square. Now, I am trying to wrap the text around the image. More specifically, I want the the image to be displayed at the top-left of the article and the text to be on the right of the image and under the image : -IMAGE---- -----TEXT------- ---------TEXT-------------- Here is my articles index

Is there a way to get Style , a style name or just even compare whether Style at a certain position of JTextPane with the style I gave the text when inserting? Because for my purpose I created custom JTextPane , StyledDocument and DocumentFilter . So I could choose Style to be used for say regular letters and another Style for numbers. I have also toggle button which while toggled sets DocumentFilter to format numbers differently and while not toggled numbers format regularly so at the end you can't distinguish which numbers have been affected just according to JTextPane's getText() method.

I'm just starting on svg and trying to figure out the limitations of styling. I have an svg text element in svg. Some of my text elements are tagged with data-editable="true". I would like for users to be able to easily see what the tagged elements are. I'm imagining a simple, toggleable, translucent overlay. When I hover over the element in the DOM view in chrome the text element is rendered with a blue-ish overlay. I would like to get a similar effect or something that is somewhat close. I'd prefer using css if that is possible but any way of achieving that effect would be good. Worst comes