[Support]

No, you can do it for each form separately only.

[Stephane Senecal]

So, as I understand, I could disable the skinning of the window border if I placed a TsSkinProvider on every window of my application and set DrawNonClientArea to False.

In that case, the window border of standard dialog (ex: open file dialog) will still be skinned.

If I remove srStdDialogs from TsSkinManager.SkinningRules, the window border will not be skinned but the controls too will not be skinned.

If I'm correct, I would like to suggest to add such a feature to disable skinning of window borders but keep skinning of controls.

Stephane Senecal
CIS Group
Delphi programmer since 2001

[Support]

Skinning of standard and thirdparty controls is handled by the TsSkinProvider component.

Only controls from the AC package may be skinned without a SkinProvider (TsButton, TsEdit and so on).

[Stephane Senecal]

Is it posible to attach a TsSkinProvider to a standard dialog?

Stephane Senecal
CIS Group
Delphi programmer since 2001

[Support]

'Stephane wrote:

Is it posible to attach a TsSkinProvider to a standard dialog?

No, TsSkinProvider can work with Delphi components only.

[Stephane Senecal]

Do you think it would be difficult to implement?

Stephane Senecal
CIS Group
Delphi programmer since 2001

[Support]

Hi

I think, I will make it soon.

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