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Stan Shankman
Greetings all,
I’m working with a Windows Application and using C#.
In the ‘Properties Panel’ of a Form, I can easily change that Form’s BackColor.
But, this drop-down will not let me select the Web color ‘Transparent’.
Is there a work-around for this?
Now I can set the Form’s ‘opacity’ to zero,
but that also affects the visibility of the individual controls.
What I want is for the Form *alone* to be transparent (invisible),
and yet still have all of the individual controls *fully visible*.
And in case you’re wondering why:
It's to bring about a bit of “presentation magic” –
a little animation effect before eventually using the Form in its intended manner.
Ideas? Anyone?
Thanks all,
-Stan Shankman
I’m working with a Windows Application and using C#.
In the ‘Properties Panel’ of a Form, I can easily change that Form’s BackColor.
But, this drop-down will not let me select the Web color ‘Transparent’.
Is there a work-around for this?
Now I can set the Form’s ‘opacity’ to zero,
but that also affects the visibility of the individual controls.
What I want is for the Form *alone* to be transparent (invisible),
and yet still have all of the individual controls *fully visible*.
And in case you’re wondering why:
It's to bring about a bit of “presentation magic” –
a little animation effect before eventually using the Form in its intended manner.
Ideas? Anyone?
Thanks all,
-Stan Shankman