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Hi Carlos,
The yellow highlight comes from the default Office Black theme of the RadDocking control. If you wish to change it , you can either pick another theme from the 8 themes that are shipped with Telerik RadControls, or you can customize the default one.
If you wish to customize the Office Black theme for RadDocking, you can open your project in Expression Blend, find the RadPane in your visual tree and generate its template (Object > Edit Template > Edit a Copy). Then, open the Resources tab and modify the available brushes. Attached is a sample, where the yellow mouse over brush of the RadPane tabs is changed to red.
I hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Dani
the Telerik team
The yellow highlight comes from the default Office Black theme of the RadDocking control. If you wish to change it , you can either pick another theme from the 8 themes that are shipped with Telerik RadControls, or you can customize the default one.
If you wish to customize the Office Black theme for RadDocking, you can open your project in Expression Blend, find the RadPane in your visual tree and generate its template (Object > Edit Template > Edit a Copy). Then, open the Resources tab and modify the available brushes. Attached is a sample, where the yellow mouse over brush of the RadPane tabs is changed to red.
I hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Dani
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answered on 14 Dec 2010, 10:43 AM
Hi Dani,
Thanks a lot for your prompt reply. I have been a long time WinForms developer and starting on WPF recently, so please scuse me if I ask silly things like this by now, I know they should be very basic once a good knowledge on this technology is acquired.
Regards,
Carlos.
Thanks a lot for your prompt reply. I have been a long time WinForms developer and starting on WPF recently, so please scuse me if I ask silly things like this by now, I know they should be very basic once a good knowledge on this technology is acquired.
Regards,
Carlos.
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answered on 23 Dec 2010, 04:22 PM
Hi Mark,
I don't find a way to access the brushes on your screenshot within the resources panel...
Carlos.
I don't find a way to access the brushes on your screenshot within the resources panel...
Carlos.
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Hi Carlos,
Sorry for the late reply. You won't be able to find the brushes for WPF. It is our bad, Dani send you a screenshot how it will look in Silverlight. However WPF is not behaving this way. It is using triggers in order to style the different states. you should find the ChromePinned template and then find where in the XAML -RenderHighlighted value is true. Then you can change the background to whatever color you want.
I have attached a short video how you can change the MouseOver yellow background in Blend. Take a look and let me know if you have further questions.
Best wishes,
Boyan
the Telerik team
Sorry for the late reply. You won't be able to find the brushes for WPF. It is our bad, Dani send you a screenshot how it will look in Silverlight. However WPF is not behaving this way. It is using triggers in order to style the different states. you should find the ChromePinned template and then find where in the XAML -RenderHighlighted value is true. Then you can change the background to whatever color you want.
I have attached a short video how you can change the MouseOver yellow background in Blend. Take a look and let me know if you have further questions.
Best wishes,
Boyan
the Telerik team
Browse the videos here>> to help you get started with RadControls for WPF