how to write stylesSheet for winforms?

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hi experts,

how to write stylesSheet for winforms? i using vs2010,in my toolbox i did't find StylesSheetManager.dll. how to add StylesSheetManager.dll to toolbox?

thanks in advance...

Posted 21-Jun-12 2:50am

sandeep nagabhairava

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markovl · Answer 1 · 2012-06-21T03:02:00

I assume you're looking for this: StylesSheetManager - A 'CSS like component' for WinForms[^].

Try to post your question in the comment section under the article, so that the author of the component gets at least notified of your query. Though it seems that he's not supporting it anymore.

Your best bet will be to read the article. I guess the questions you (may) have, are already answered there.

Anyways, to add a component to the VS Toolbox, right-click the toolbox, select the Choose items... option, click browse, navigate to the library containing the control, it should get added to the list, check the checkbox in the list, click OK. Easy as that.

sofia3 · Answer 2 · 2012-06-21T02:55:00

Solution 2

you can also try this..

WinForm Style Sheet[^]

Posted 21-Jun-12 2:55am

sofia3

rasithsss · Answer 3 · 2012-06-21T03:12:00

Solution 4

There is no such king option in winform

Posted 21-Jun-12 3:12am

rasithsss

Tim Corey · Answer 4 · 2012-06-21T02:54:00

Solution 1

There is no such thing for WinForms. However, there have been people that have created similar things. Here is one example:

StylesSheetManager - A 'CSS like component' for WinForms[^]

Posted 21-Jun-12 2:54am

Tim Corey