Here’s a ListBox which consumes that template:ĭownload the demo project here: Customized SelectedItem (Demo) Be sure to change the file extension from. That inner Grid has a Style which knows when to hide itself (i.e. So far I have found that you have to create an XML file or create a new type of ListBox but not sure. I would like to change it to transparent. When my listbox receives a new item it comes up with a blue highlight around the new item. The outer Grid has two rows: the top row is for the normal item content, and the bottom row hosts the selected item’s extra content. What I am wanting is the change the default color of my listbox.
Here’s an example of a template which knows how to do that: The trick is to set the ListBox’s ItemTemplate to a DataTemplate which knows when to expose the extra visuals for the selected item(s). This is what the demo app looks like when you run it and select an item: We will see how to add an extra Button to the selected item, but you can add whatever you want by using the technique shown below. M is optional.This blog post demonstrates how to make the selected ListBoxItem in a ListBox display differently than unselected items. If nick does not match any items in the list, returns 'Normal Text' color, or if M = 1, returns 'Listbox text" color. To get a nick's color, you can use $cnick(nick).color. Properties: color, modes, levels, method, anymode, nomode, ignore, op, voice, protect, notify, idle, auto If nick does not match any items, returns zero. Returns Nth nick in nick color list, or if nick is specified returns Nth position of item in list that matches nick. You can use /cline -r to reset a nick to default color to make the nick color list apply to a nick. Note: /cline over-rides the nick color list. levels item makes mIRC search your User List for a matching level and address. The modes item is the list of modes required for that item to match, eg. The color item is the color you want to assign to the nick. The sN switch sorts the item into the Nth position in the list. The mN switch sets the highlight method, 0, 1, or 2. The iovpy switches set the ignore, op, voice, protect, and notify list options respectively. The f switch forces the addition of a new entry instead of updating an existing one. To match any nick, use the * character as the nick. You can use /cnick -r nick/N to remove first item that matches nick in the nick color list or the Nth item in the nick color list. The r switch removes the specified nick or address from the list. This allows you to modify the items in the nick color list. The nick color list can be modified and referenced by using the /cnick command and the $cnick() identifier. Note: You can specify %vars or $identifiers as the nick.
If you enable the Auto-color option, this will assign random colors to users based on their nickname. The nick color list uses the first match it finds for any event, so you must prioritize the order of the items in the list yourself.
This means that if you enter a nickname, and enter a channel mode, only users matching this nickname and having this channel mode will be highlighted. The settings in the Apply section are cumulative. This would highlight that specific nickname in the color red in the channel nickname listbox, and in messages that this user sends to channel or query windows. When adding a nick, you must select a Nick color from the color listbox, and one other item in the Apply section.įor example, you could select the color red and enter a nickname in the Nick or Address editbox. The Nick colors section allows you to assign colors to nicknames, which are then highlighted with their assigned colors in the channel nicknames list, and in any messages that those nicks send to channel or query windows.