Gets or sets the requested border and title bar layout of the sidebar dialog. The default value is SidebarDialogStyle.Standard.

Syntax

public SidebarDialogStyle DialogStyle { get; set; }
Public Property DialogStyle() As SidebarDialogStyle

Examples

This example describes how to use the TXTextControl.Windows.Forms.Sidebar.DialogStyle property. Here, it is set to Standard - which is also the default value.

TXTextControl.Windows.Forms.Sidebar sidebar = new TXTextControl.Windows.Forms.Sidebar();
sidebar.ShowPinButton = false;
sidebar.IsPinned = true;
sidebar.IsShown = false;
sidebar.IsSizable = false;
sidebar.ShowTitle = false; 
sidebar.TitleFont = new System.Drawing.Font("Times New Roman", 12 ); 
sidebar.Text = "mySidebarText"; // here, the Text property is set
sidebar.DialogStyle = TXTextControl.Windows.Forms.Sidebar.SidebarDialogStyle.Standard; // here, the DialogStyle property is set
Dim sidebar As TXTextControl.Windows.Forms.Sidebar = New TXTextControl.Windows.Forms.Sidebar()
sidebar.ShowPinButton = False
sidebar.IsPinned = True
sidebar.IsShown = False
sidebar.IsSizable = False
sidebar.ShowTitle = False
sidebar.TitleFont = New System.Drawing.Font("Times New Roman", 12)
sidebar.Text = "mySidebarText"
sidebar.DialogStyle = TXTextControl.Windows.Forms.Sidebar.SidebarDialogStyle.Standard ' here, the DialogStyle property is set