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Customizing Appearance > Docking Zones' Appearance

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If you wish to override the current skin, you can use the following properties to customize RadDockinZone appearance:

1. Zone Highlighting - while dragging a dockable object, if a docking zone is hovered over, the zone gets highlighted. With Telerik RadDock it is possible to specify the highlighting style for each docking zone.

 

Consider the following example:

 

 

             <rad:RadDockingManager id="RadDockingManager1" runat="server"></rad:RadDockingManager>
             <TABLE style="BORDER:#cccccc 1px solid; WIDTH:99%; HEIGHT:350px" cellSpacing="1" cellPadding="1" border="0">
                <TR>
                    <TD width="8">
                        <rad:RadDockingZone id=RadDockingZone1 runat="server" Width="100%" Height="100%">

                            <rad:RadDockableObject id=RadDockableObject1 runat="server" Text="Object 1">
                                <ContentTemplate>
                                    Drag this object over a docking zone.
                                </ContentTemplate>
                            </rad:RadDockableObject>
                        </rad:RadDockingZone>
                    </TD>
                    <TD > </TD>
                    <TD width="8">
                        <rad:RadDockingZone id=RadDockingZone2 runat="server" Width="100%" Height="100%" HighlightedStyle-BorderColor="springgreen" HighlightedStyle-BorderStyle="solid" HighlightedStyle-BorderWidth="3px">
                            <rad:RadDockableObject id="RadDockableoOject2" runat="server" Text="Object 2">
                                <ContentTemplate>
                                    Drag this object over a docking zone.
                                </ContentTemplate>
                            </rad:RadDockableObject>
                        </rad:RadDockingZone>
                    </TD>
                </TR>
            </TABLE>


 

2. Border Properties

  • border color - choose the color from one of the color palettes:

    

        

 

  • border width - enter the width followed by its measure unit, e.g. px for pixels.
  • border style - choose the style from the dropdown menu:

    

       

3. Background color is set from the BackColor property. Choose the color from one of the color palettes:

 

       

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