Jeff Bradshaw
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Jeff Bradshaw
asked on 02 Jun 2010, 06:49 PM
I need to create a winforms app with multiple 'panels' that have rounded corners with a shadow. This is what I'm talking about: DropShadow.
How would I go about doing this? I need to be able to put objects in the panel (.SWF file, .PDF file, HTML, ...)
I just started looking at the Telerik stuff today so I know almost nothing about it.
TIA - Jeff.
How would I go about doing this? I need to be able to put objects in the panel (.SWF file, .PDF file, HTML, ...)
I just started looking at the Telerik stuff today so I know almost nothing about it.
TIA - Jeff.
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Hello Jeff Bradshaw,
Thank you for the question.
In order to get the desired appearance, you need to have several RadPanel instances, two of which should host images for the right and bottom parts of the panel shown on your screenshots. I am attaching a sample project which demonstrates the approach. You have to cut the red rectangles from the dropshadowcorners.jpg and assign the newly created images to bottompanel and rightpanel instances respectively.
As to the SWF and PDF formats, we do not provide such kind of viewers. However, you can easily show SWF and HTML by the help of the WebBrowser control.
All the best,
Nikolay
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Thank you for the question.
In order to get the desired appearance, you need to have several RadPanel instances, two of which should host images for the right and bottom parts of the panel shown on your screenshots. I am attaching a sample project which demonstrates the approach. You have to cut the red rectangles from the dropshadowcorners.jpg and assign the newly created images to bottompanel and rightpanel instances respectively.
As to the SWF and PDF formats, we do not provide such kind of viewers. However, you can easily show SWF and HTML by the help of the WebBrowser control.
All the best,
Nikolay
the Telerik team
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