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Set WinForms control BackColor with RGB in a WPF Application using XAML?
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I've created a WinForms RichTextBox and I was able to change it's BackColor to any of the predefied colours using their names but I'm not able to specify the BackColor with RGB like so
<WindowsFormsHost>
<wf:RichTextBox x:Name="body" BackColor="Color (13, 13, 17)">
</wf:RichTextBox>
</WindowsFormsHost>
What's the right way to modify the colour of the WinForms control using RGB in XAML?
c# wpf winforms xaml backcolor
asked Jan 1 at 7:14
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I've created a WinForms RichTextBox and I was able to change it's BackColor to any of the predefied colours using their names but I'm not able to specify the BackColor with RGB like so
<WindowsFormsHost>
<wf:RichTextBox x:Name="body" BackColor="Color (13, 13, 17)">
</wf:RichTextBox>
</WindowsFormsHost>
What's the right way to modify the colour of the WinForms control using RGB in XAML?
c# wpf winforms xaml backcolor
asked Jan 1 at 7:14
X StylishX Stylish
1,5051530
add a comment |
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I've created a WinForms RichTextBox and I was able to change it's BackColor to any of the predefied colours using their names but I'm not able to specify the BackColor with RGB like so
<WindowsFormsHost>
<wf:RichTextBox x:Name="body" BackColor="Color (13, 13, 17)">
</wf:RichTextBox>
</WindowsFormsHost>
What's the right way to modify the colour of the WinForms control using RGB in XAML?
c# wpf winforms xaml backcolor
asked Jan 1 at 7:14
X StylishX Stylish
1,5051530
I've created a WinForms RichTextBox and I was able to change it's BackColor to any of the predefied colours using their names but I'm not able to specify the BackColor with RGB like so
<WindowsFormsHost>
<wf:RichTextBox x:Name="body" BackColor="Color (13, 13, 17)">
</wf:RichTextBox>
</WindowsFormsHost>
What's the right way to modify the colour of the WinForms control using RGB in XAML?
c# wpf winforms xaml backcolor
c# wpf winforms xaml backcolor
asked Jan 1 at 7:14
X StylishX Stylish
1,5051530
asked Jan 1 at 7:14
X StylishX Stylish
1,5051530
asked Jan 1 at 7:14
X StylishX Stylish
1,5051530
asked Jan 1 at 7:14
X StylishX Stylish
1,5051530
asked Jan 1 at 7:14
X StylishX Stylish
1,5051530
1,5051530
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Just a recap :
<Label Text="Sea color" BackgroundColor="Aqua" />
<Label Text="RGB" BackgroundColor="#00FF00" />
<Label Text="Alpha plus RGB" BackgroundColor="#CC00FF00" />
<Label Text="Tiny RGB" BackgroundColor="#0F0" />
<Label Text="Tiny Alpha plus RGB" BackgroundColor="#C0F0" />
answered Jan 1 at 7:30
AsafAsaf
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Actually It doesn't exist anywhere because I asked for WinForms. By the way, Your answer helped me because I didn't know that Hex colors would ever work on a WinForms control! +1 I did it like thatBackColor="#0D0D11"
– X Stylish
Jan 1 at 7:36
I'm glad I could help.
– Asaf
Jan 1 at 7:38
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This question already exist, Here is a link to it :).
Just a recap :
<Label Text="Sea color" BackgroundColor="Aqua" />
<Label Text="RGB" BackgroundColor="#00FF00" />
<Label Text="Alpha plus RGB" BackgroundColor="#CC00FF00" />
<Label Text="Tiny RGB" BackgroundColor="#0F0" />
<Label Text="Tiny Alpha plus RGB" BackgroundColor="#C0F0" />
answered Jan 1 at 7:30
AsafAsaf
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Actually It doesn't exist anywhere because I asked for WinForms. By the way, Your answer helped me because I didn't know that Hex colors would ever work on a WinForms control! +1 I did it like thatBackColor="#0D0D11"
– X Stylish
Jan 1 at 7:36
I'm glad I could help.
– Asaf
Jan 1 at 7:38
add a comment |
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This question already exist, Here is a link to it :).
Just a recap :
<Label Text="Sea color" BackgroundColor="Aqua" />
<Label Text="RGB" BackgroundColor="#00FF00" />
<Label Text="Alpha plus RGB" BackgroundColor="#CC00FF00" />
<Label Text="Tiny RGB" BackgroundColor="#0F0" />
<Label Text="Tiny Alpha plus RGB" BackgroundColor="#C0F0" />
answered Jan 1 at 7:30
AsafAsaf
452
Actually It doesn't exist anywhere because I asked for WinForms. By the way, Your answer helped me because I didn't know that Hex colors would ever work on a WinForms control! +1 I did it like thatBackColor="#0D0D11"
– X Stylish
Jan 1 at 7:36
I'm glad I could help.
– Asaf
Jan 1 at 7:38
add a comment |
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This question already exist, Here is a link to it :).
Just a recap :
<Label Text="Sea color" BackgroundColor="Aqua" />
<Label Text="RGB" BackgroundColor="#00FF00" />
<Label Text="Alpha plus RGB" BackgroundColor="#CC00FF00" />
<Label Text="Tiny RGB" BackgroundColor="#0F0" />
<Label Text="Tiny Alpha plus RGB" BackgroundColor="#C0F0" />
answered Jan 1 at 7:30
AsafAsaf
452
This question already exist, Here is a link to it :).
Just a recap :
<Label Text="Sea color" BackgroundColor="Aqua" />
<Label Text="RGB" BackgroundColor="#00FF00" />
<Label Text="Alpha plus RGB" BackgroundColor="#CC00FF00" />
<Label Text="Tiny RGB" BackgroundColor="#0F0" />
<Label Text="Tiny Alpha plus RGB" BackgroundColor="#C0F0" />
answered Jan 1 at 7:30
AsafAsaf
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answered Jan 1 at 7:30
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answered Jan 1 at 7:30
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Actually It doesn't exist anywhere because I asked for WinForms. By the way, Your answer helped me because I didn't know that Hex colors would ever work on a WinForms control! +1 I did it like thatBackColor="#0D0D11"
– X Stylish
Jan 1 at 7:36
I'm glad I could help.
– Asaf
Jan 1 at 7:38
add a comment |
Actually It doesn't exist anywhere because I asked for WinForms. By the way, Your answer helped me because I didn't know that Hex colors would ever work on a WinForms control! +1 I did it like thatBackColor="#0D0D11"
– X Stylish
Jan 1 at 7:36
I'm glad I could help.
– Asaf
Jan 1 at 7:38
Actually It doesn't exist anywhere because I asked for WinForms. By the way, Your answer helped me because I didn't know that Hex colors would ever work on a WinForms control! +1 I did it like that
BackColor="#0D0D11"– X Stylish
Jan 1 at 7:36
Actually It doesn't exist anywhere because I asked for WinForms. By the way, Your answer helped me because I didn't know that Hex colors would ever work on a WinForms control! +1 I did it like that
BackColor="#0D0D11"– X Stylish
Jan 1 at 7:36
I'm glad I could help.
– Asaf
Jan 1 at 7:38
I'm glad I could help.
– Asaf
Jan 1 at 7:38
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