Styling StateChangeButtons

The StateChangeButtons are displayed by default on the headers of each tile. These buttons are used to switch tiles between the normal and large states. The appearance of the StateChangeButton can be modified and it can also totally be hidden from view.

The following code assumes that you have an UltraTilePanel control dropped onto your form. For information on adding tiles to the UltraTilePanel control please see the Add and Remove Tiles through Code topic.

In Visual Basic:

' Hide State Change button for a specific tile
tile1.Settings.ShowStateChangeButton = Infragistics.Win. DefaultableBoolean.[False]
' Set the appearance for the state change button when the Tile is in Large state
tile2.Settings.StateChangeButtonLargeAppearance.BackColor = Color.Red
' Set the appearance for the state change button when the Tile is in Normal state
tile3.Settings.StateChangeButtonNormalAppearance.BackColor = Color.GreenYellow
' Set the Hot track appearance for state change button when the Tile is in Large state
tile4.Settings.StateChangeButtonLargeHotTrackAppearance.BackColor = Color. LightPink

In C#:

// Hide State Change button for a specific tile
tile1.Settings.ShowStateChangeButton = Infragistics.Win.DefaultableBoolean.False;
// Set the appearance for the state change button when the Tile is in Large state
tile2.Settings.StateChangeButtonLargeAppearance.BackColor = Color.Red;
// Set the appearance for the state change button when the Tile is in Normal state
tile3.Settings.StateChangeButtonNormalAppearance.BackColor = Color.GreenYellow;
// Set the Hot track appearance for state change button when the Tile is in Large state
tile4.Settings.StateChangeButtonLargeHotTrackAppearance.BackColor = Color. LightPink;

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Styling StateChangeButtons