Bunifu.UI.WinForms.BunifuButton.dll
inside Visual Studio's Toolbox (don't you worry, we're working on including Toolbox additions in an upcoming release). Once done, simply locate BunifuTextBox
inside the Toolbox and drag it onto your Form.OnIdleState
), active (using OnActiveState
), hovered (using OnHoverState
), and disabled (using OnDisabledState
). When put to good use, you can create some remarkable experiences in your interfaces. They also come with state-change animations to help create a visual flow when moving from one input to another. You can control how fast the animations move using the property AnimationSpeed
. Likewise, you can disable these animations by setting the same property AnimationSpeed
value to 1
. The units are in milliseconds.ResetColors()
to reset or refresh the color animations when modifying the state's colors at runtime.Style
property. These styles are Bunifu and Material. The standard Bunifu style provides full borders while the material style provides an underline border:Multiline
property. You can also tweak the input's margin (position) in relation to the container using the TextMarginLeft
and TextMarginTop
properties.OnIconLeftClick
and OnIconRightClick
respectively.