The WinHorizontalScrollBar class represents an extensible and themable Horizontal scrollbar for Windows Forms. It supports both Windows XP and classic Windows themes and can adapt to the current Windows theme.

Background and foreground colors

When the scrollbar's UIStyle property is set to WindowsClassic, the BackColor and ForeColor properties can be set to change the background and foreground colors of the scrollbar.

VB.NET Copy Code

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`' Set the scrollbar's UIStyle property to WindowsClassic WinHorizontalScrollBar1.UIStyle = Xceed.UI.UIStyle.WindowsClassic` `' Change the background and foreground colors WinHorizontalScrollBar1.BackColor = Color.CornflowerBlue WinHorizontalScrollBar1.ForeColor = Color.White`

' Set the scrollbar's UIStyle property to WindowsClassic WinHorizontalScrollBar1.UIStyle = Xceed.UI.UIStyle.WindowsClassic

' Change the background and foreground colors WinHorizontalScrollBar1.BackColor = Color.CornflowerBlue WinHorizontalScrollBar1.ForeColor = Color.White

C# Copy Code

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`// Set the scrollbar's UIStyle property to WindowsClassic winHorizontalScrollBar1.UIStyle = Xceed.UI.UIStyle.WindowsClassic;` `// Change the background and foreground colors winHorizontalScrollBar1.BackColor = Color.CornflowerBlue; winHorizontalScrollBar1.ForeColor = Color.White;`

// Set the scrollbar's UIStyle property to WindowsClassic winHorizontalScrollBar1.UIStyle = Xceed.UI.UIStyle.WindowsClassic;

// Change the background and foreground colors winHorizontalScrollBar1.BackColor = Color.CornflowerBlue; winHorizontalScrollBar1.ForeColor = Color.White;

The values of the BackColor and ForeColor properties are not taken into consideration when the UIStyle property is set to WindowsXP. If UIStyle is set to System, the colors assigned to the BackColor and ForeColor properties will only be applied to the scrollbar if the system is in Windows Classic style.