RadControls for Silverlight

You can customize the appearance of a RadColorSelector by choosing which of the parts to be visible.

1. You can set the NoColorVisibilityproperty to Visibility.Visibleto view the NoColorField, otherwise you should set it to false:

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   <telerik:RadColorSelector NoColorVisibility="Visible" />

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   RadColorSelector selector = new RadColorSelector();
   selector.NoColorVisibility = Visibility.Visible;
   // selector.NoColorVisibility= Visibility.Collapsed;

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   Dim selector As New RadColorSelector()
   selector.NoColorVisibility = Visibility.Visible
   ' selector.NoColorVisibility= Visibility.Collapsed

   

2. You can use StandardPaletteVizibility and HeaderPaletteVizibility in order to set the visibility of the corresponding palettes:

   • StandardPaletteVizibility

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     <telerik:RadColorSelector StandardPaletteVisibility="Visible" />

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     RadColorSelector selector = new RadColorSelector();
     selector.StandardPaletteVisibility = Visibility.Visible;
     // selector.StandardPaletteVisibility = Visibility.Collapsed;

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     Dim selector As New RadColorSelector()
     selector.StandardPaletteVisibility = Visibility.Visible
     ' selector.StandardPaletteVisibility = Visibility.Collapsed

   • HeaderPaletteVizibility

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     <telerik:RadColorSelector HeaderPaletteVisibility="Visible" />

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     RadColorSelector selector = new RadColorSelector();
     selector.HeaderPaletteVisibility = Visibility.Visible;
     // selector.HeaderPaletteVisibility = Visibility.Collapsed;

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     Dim selector As New RadColorSelector()
     selector.HeaderPaletteVisibility = Visibility.Visible
     ' selector.HeaderPaletteVisibility =Visibility.Collapsed

     

3. You can set different text for StandardPalette header text , MainPalette header text and NoColorText.