I have a WinForms application.
In the Main form I have some buttons and I want to add an image beside the text.
I set the background Image property to the image I want and on the FormLoad event
I set the image relation like that:
button1.TextImageRelation = TextImageRelation.ImageBeforeText;
so i was expecting to get something like a "list" when on the left side there is an image
and on the right side there is a text.
but all i'm getting now is the text on the center of the button and multiplicity of the image vertically and horizontally
You should use Image property of the button, not the BackgroundImage. The TextImageRelation works with the Image property.
This is an incorrect usage of BackgroundImage.
Ok I solved it by setting the BackgroundImageLayout to None
Do nothing with the FormLoad event. Just click the button you want to change image and text of and press F4, that will bring the properties window. find for text and set it to nothing i.e delete anything you find in the text. for image you need to find for image in properties window and then brouse your desired image. that's all
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I am new to C# and I'm making a C# .NET Framework Windows App Project.
I wanna make an add button but, when I change it's size the icon wont do the same!
First it is like this
Than it would become like this
I'm sorry if my grammar isn't so great!🙏
I have tried to change the buttons size and I thought that the icon would change size but It didn't and now I have only a part of the icon
I assume that you have a Windows Forms App (WinForms). Buttons have a BackgroundImageLayout property you can set to Zoom; however, you will have to assign the image to the BackgroundImage property instead of the Image property for this to work.
You can also set BackgroundImageLayout to Stretch if you want to fill the button with the image and you don't mind a possible distortion of the image this involves.
If you have a PictureBox, you can assign the image to the Image property and set the SizeMode property instead. It has similar settings.
In the button properties change BackgroundImageLayout to Stretch
I've been trying to get to make the whole area clickable, in the picture you can see the size of the linklabel, but only text is clickable, I want to make the background of the link label(the whole area) clickable too, is that possible? How can I do that?
I've tried using
linklabel.LinkArea = new LinkArea();
But it only works for the text that i have. I've checked out StackOverflow Posts such as this or this but i couldn't get something out of it.
You can use a panel, with a mouseclick event on it, after that you can add a label or whatever you want
Panel
We need to show our disabled comboboxes as an image. The image has the same height as the standard combobox, but for some reason it cannot override the borders of the combobox.
Instead, it end up looking like this:
We would like them look like this image, i.e. that the image is shown on top of everything - including the combobox borders:
Any ideas?
Thanks.
First of all, what you are trying sounds really dirty - the best way would be, if your ComboBox would just look like your image as soon as you disable it!
If there is really no other way:
Create a PictureBox in front of your ComboBox. Set the image as the PictureBox's image, make it Visible whenever you want to "disable" your ComboBox.
But again, using controls to simulate behaviour you would expect to be part of another control is dirty.
Get the location of you textbox, set it invisible, then a the same location place an imagebox
I want to display a very small image on the top left corner of the windows desktop, it will be a picture of a small note and when you mouse over it, the window will show.
How can I do this in C#?
There should be no borders or regular window graphics
The image will be partially transparent
When a mouse over event occurs a window will display
The image will always overlay other windows
Thanks
I'll try to point you to the right direction for each of those requirements, you can do more research on how to exactly achieve each one using google or stackoverflow.com
You need to create a widows form, and add the image as the background of the form, or add an image control to the form.
after you have that, you can use the following to get your desired effects.
No Border
Set form's FormBoarderStyle propery to None
Transparency
Set Opacity property of the Form to something less than 100%
Mouse over
Use MouseHover or MouseEnter events of the form
Overlay other windows
Set TopMost property of the form to true.
How to create hyperlink in tooltip like in below image
You could create a custom ToolTip that inherits from System.Windows.Forms.ToolTip.
There is an example on CodeProject that adds an image to the ToolTip, you should be able to do something similar to add hyperlinks.
It's not a true tooltip - That's actually a floating window. You would need to create a window with a hidden border (titlebar etc) and set to "stay on top", then show it when the mouse moves in/out.