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Latest revision as of 20:02, 11 May 2026
Contents
Components
With any control, you can easily change the default Dark-Mode appearance.
TabControl
Note: A custom DrawItem has been added to DarkMode.TabControl, because there is no appearance property for the Tabs back and fore color.
Label
Note: No changes needed, inherits back and fore color automatically.
CheckBox
Note: No changes needed, inherits back and fore color automatically.
RadioButton
Note: No changes needed, inherits back and fore color automatically.
ListView
Issue: Using ListView with View 'Details', the Column Header (when used) appearance remains light-mode.
Cause: There is no appearance property for this.
Advice: Either replace the ListView with DataGridView (which is also more advanced), or use DarkMode.ListView to draw your own style.
Issue: Using ListView, the Groups (when used) header appearance remains light-mode (dark blue).
Cause: There is no appearance property for this.
Advice: Use DarkMode.ListView to draw your own style.
ContextMenuStrip
Note: Because ContextMenuStrips could also be created outside of Form.Controls via the Designer, function DesignerControls additionally checks for this.
ToolStripItem
Note:
