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dahall / AeroWizard

Library for easy creation of custom and Aero Wizards. Aero Wizard strictly follows Microsoft guidelines and uses Visual Styles to get visual theming.
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GlassExtenderProvider #34

Closed sbuncesrgt closed 5 years ago

sbuncesrgt commented 5 years ago

Hello,

Thank you for writing AeroWizard. It's going to save me a lot of time!

Do you have any documentation or code samples on how to use GlassExtenderProvider?

Thanks,

Sophie

dahall commented 5 years ago

No. But it is pretty simple.

  1. Drag component onto a Form or instantiate a local variable to it in your form
  2. Go to your form properties, and you'll see new properties added:
    • bool: GlassEnabled - Indicates whether extending glass into the client area is enabled
    • bool: GlassMarginMovesForm - Specifies if clicking and dragging within the margin will move the form.
    • Padding: GlassMargins - Specifies margin where clicking and dragging within it will move the form.
  3. Set the properties you want. If you set nothing, the form performs like normal. I would set Padding to be the width and height of the area that you want to affect with the Aero glass effect.
  4. All done!
sbuncesrgt commented 5 years ago

Thank you! I was looking in the wizard rather in the Windows Form, but of course this is a part of the form, not the wizard.