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asked on 26 Nov 2009, 07:46 PM
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I have a problem creating a user control with a radlabel. I would like both to be transparent and allow to see the bottom of the window, but I have failed. I tried changing the background and the opacity property.
Thanks in advance.
Victor Bocanegra
I have a problem creating a user control with a radlabel. I would like both to be transparent and allow to see the bottom of the window, but I have failed. I tried changing the background and the opacity property.
Thanks in advance.
Victor Bocanegra
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Hi vbocanegra,
A UserControl does not support transparency by default. However, you can implement a transparent UserControl by following this article.
Please note that in the Windows Forms technology a control can be transparent only to its parent. This means that a RadLabel can be transparent only to the UserControl container, but not to other controls. Although the desired behavior is not supported, Microsoft suggest an approach that you can use to achieve transparency: WinForms: How to create a control transparent to other controls.
Kind regards,
Nikolay
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A UserControl does not support transparency by default. However, you can implement a transparent UserControl by following this article.
Please note that in the Windows Forms technology a control can be transparent only to its parent. This means that a RadLabel can be transparent only to the UserControl container, but not to other controls. Although the desired behavior is not supported, Microsoft suggest an approach that you can use to achieve transparency: WinForms: How to create a control transparent to other controls.
Kind regards,
Nikolay
the Telerik team
Instantly find answers to your questions on the new Telerik Support Portal.
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