You can quickly set the background color of the C1SplitterPanels using the C1SplitterPanel.BackColor property. In this topic, you'll learn how to apply different colors to each panel of the C1SplitContainer control in design view and in code.
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Imports C1.Win.C1SplitContainer |
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using C1.Win.C1SplitContainer; |
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Private Sub Form1_Load(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) 'create new splitcontainer Dim split As New C1SplitContainer() 'create a new panel for the split container Dim panel1 As New C1SplitterPanel() 'add the panel to the splitcontainer split.Panels.Add(panel1) panel1.Text = "Panel 1" ‘set Panel 1 backcolor to lightblue Panel.BackColor = Color.LightBlue 'add the splitcontainer Controls.Add(split) End Sub |
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private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { //create new splitcontainer C1SplitContainer split = new C1SplitContainer(); //create a new panel for the split container C1SplitterPanel panel1 = new C1SplitterPanel(); //add panel1 to the splitcontainer split.Panels.Add(panel1); panel1.Text = "Panel 1"; //set Panel 1 backcolor to lightblue Panel.BackColor = Color.LightBlue; //add the splitcontainer Controls.Add(split); } |
The image below shows Panel 1 with a LightBlue background.