The Ribbon interface has been adapted to Redmond's latest UI style. It now supports the Office 2013 flat icon style and thus blends nicely with modern applications. For those who really need it, we still ship the "old" interface in a sepatate resource file that can be used instead of the default.
A couple of screenshots will best tell the tale:
#define LL_OPTION_DESIGNER_RIBBONBACKGROUNDCOLOR (215) #define LL_OPTION_DESIGNER_RIBBONTEXTCOLOR (230)
private static int ColorToLLColor(Color color) { return color.R + (color.G << 8) + (color.B << 16); } private static void Design() { using (ListLabel LL = new ListLabel()) { LL.Core.LlSetOption(215, ColorToLLColor(Color.DarkGray)); LL.Core.LlSetOption(230, ColorToLLColor(Color.Black)); LL.Design(); } }
Jochen Bartlau leads the development at combit as Managing Director. He's a Microsoft .NET enthusiast driving innovation & agile project management. The mobile devices geek who used to be a physicist in his first life loves to spend his spare time with his family.