Bunifu Elipse [Deprecated]
Take Control of your Form's non-client area with a stylish smooth-edged custom border
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Take Control of your Form's non-client area with a stylish smooth-edged custom border
Last updated
Please note that this component is not included in the most recent version update of Bunifu.UI.WinForms
. Therefore, it is advised to install Bunifu.UI.WinForms.1.5.3
from NuGet Package Manager
in your project in Visual Studio
to ensure the component is included in your toolbox. This approach is applicable solely to .NET Framework
projects.
Bunifu Elipse is a rich .NET component that allows you to create a custom non-client area for your Form. It includes a feature that hides the top bar of your Windows Form and adds a smooth curved edge.
This section will guide you on using Bunifu Elipse via the designer approach.
Bunifu Ellipse can be added to the form at the designer level by locating or searching BunifuElipse
in your toolbox and drag it to your form as shown below. Once the elipse component is dropped in the form, it automatically targets the form, thereby hiding the top bar (non-client area) of the form.
If you accidentally dropped Bunifu Elipse on your form, you can delete it from the component tray area, reopen the form, and set the FormBorderStyle
property of your form to Sizable.
Bunifu Elipse is often used alongside with Bunifu Form Dock component, which allows you to resize, and drag the form to any area of the screen.
Let's dive and get insights into the available properties on Bunifu Elipse.
1. TargetControl
This property allows you to get or set the control(e.g., the form) to which Bunifu Elipse will be applied.
Targetting any control with Bunifu Elipse can also be done using the ApplyElipse()
method. The method has 4 overloads defined as follows:
2. ElipseRadius
This property allows you to get or set a radius value(integer) for the control targetted by a Bunifu Elipse. It's recommended that the EllipseRadius
value should be less than 7 for smooth curves, as values greater than that will result in pixelated curves.
Once we have the component added to our form, we can apply it to a control. For example, let’s drop a Bunifu Tile Button on our form and then set the following properties:
Step 1: Access the TargetControl
property of the Elipse component and choose Bunifu Tile Button as the target control.
Step 2: In the ElipseRadius property, set 8 as the radius.
You should see a curved edge effect on the control as shown below:
We hope that Bunifu Ellipse will help you to create elegant UI interfaces that give your users a great user experience.
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Method
Definition
ApplyElipse()
applies the elipse on the current form.
ApplyElipse(Control control)
applies the elipse to a custom control
ApplyElipse(int Radius)
applies the elipse to the current form with a custom radius.
ApplyElipse(Control control, int Radius)
applies the elipse to a custom control, with a custom radius.