Hi everyone! :)
Is there anyway to set a different color to one charater on a button?
Example:
A button with the text: "Start" where all the letters are white except for the letter "a" which is yellow or something.
Thanks.
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Hi everyone! :)
Is there anyway to set a different color to one charater on a button?
Example:
A button with the text: "Start" where all the letters are white except for the letter "a" which is yellow or something.
Thanks.
No there isn't. You would have to draw the text yourself, calling DrawString multiple times with a different Pen each time.
Thank you for your reply :)
You could do that in WPF, but not so easily in winformsQuote:
Originally Posted by Anderskd1
I would also caution you against doing that in any case. I can think of some reasons to do that which might seem appealing, but I had a boss who was red-green color blind and an employee who was totally color blind. Listening to them discuss a colorful interface I had created for an application was...enlightening.
The bottom line is: Think twice before creating an interface that relies too much on color.
That sounds... like something you would not want to be on the receiving end of :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
It was actually quite amusing. They both saw the interface, they just saw it differently from each other or any other non-color blind people. I was using colors to group like functionality. They saw the groupings differently from what I had intended. It wasn't unusable, it just wasn't all that it could have been.
I could imagine it being amusing, as long as they did not get mad at you for it :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker