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Font size in the tab of TabbedMDIManager

i used the TabbedMDIManager and its a graet tool. In the Way i used it, i will display a lot of information in the tab header (often there is onle one tab). After 64 character the fonsize get smaller, it is possible to disable this feature? Philipp

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AD Administrator Syncfusion Team April 28, 2005 09:19 PM UTC

Hi Philipp, You can control the Font of the TabbedMdiManager through the following properties: this.tabbedMDIManager1.TabGroupHosts[n].MDITabPanel.ActiveTabFont; this.tabbedMDIManager1.TabGroupHosts[n].MDITabPanel.Font; For example, if you want to set the Font of all the active tabs to Arial at size 16, you would use the following code snippet: foreach (TabHost host in this.tabbedMDIManager.TabGroupHosts) { host.MDITabPanel.ActiveTabFont = new Font("Arial", 16); } Regards, Gregory Austin Syncfusion Inc.


PS Philipp Schuette May 2, 2005 01:16 PM UTC

Hi Gregory, thanks a lot for your reply. Your solution works with arial or tahoma, but not with microsoft sans serif. tahoma is fine for me. Philipp


KE Ken November 10, 2005 12:43 AM UTC

Hi, I got an problem with that when I used VS2005 and v3.3. I had no problem with resize the text but when I create new horizontal/ vertical groups, text on tabs on the new group fall back to smaller size. >Hi Gregory, > >thanks a lot for your reply. Your solution works with arial or tahoma, but not with microsoft sans serif. tahoma is fine for me. > >Philipp


MJ Mano J Syncfusion Team November 10, 2005 06:23 AM UTC

Hi Ken, This is because the TabbedMDIManager calculates the tabGroupHosts and apply the tabFont to the tabs in those tabHosts. When you create a new Horizontal TabGroup, that particular tab moves out of the tabGroupHost count, and it''s font changes itself to its original size. However if you create a Horizontal TabGroup and then apply the TabFont, it will work. Instead of using the above code snippet, you could handle the tabControlAdded event to change the Font. this.tabbedMDIManager.TabControlAdded += new TabbedMDITabControlEventHandler(tabbedMDIManager_TabControlAdded); private void tabbedMDIManager_TabControlAdded(object sender, TabbedMDITabControlEventArgs args) { args.TabControl.Font = new Font("MS Comic Sans", 12); args.TabControl.ActiveTabFont = new Font("MS Comic Sans", 14); } Let me know if this meets your requirements. Regards, Mano


KE Ken November 10, 2005 06:34 PM UTC

Thanks. That is what I found. But it does not work for Custom Controls provided by Syncfusion example. Thanks >Hi Ken, > >This is because the TabbedMDIManager calculates the tabGroupHosts and apply the tabFont to the tabs in those tabHosts. When you create a new Horizontal TabGroup, that particular tab moves out of the tabGroupHost count, and it''s font changes itself to its original size. > >However if you create a Horizontal TabGroup and then apply the TabFont, it will work. > >Instead of using the above code snippet, you could handle the tabControlAdded event to change the Font. > >this.tabbedMDIManager.TabControlAdded += new TabbedMDITabControlEventHandler(tabbedMDIManager_TabControlAdded); > >private void tabbedMDIManager_TabControlAdded(object sender, TabbedMDITabControlEventArgs args) >{ > args.TabControl.Font = new Font("MS Comic Sans", 12); > args.TabControl.ActiveTabFont = new Font("MS Comic Sans", 14); >} > > >Let me know if this meets your requirements. > >Regards, >Mano


MJ Mano J Syncfusion Team November 11, 2005 04:08 AM UTC

Hi Ken, Could you please provide the exact requirement you are trying to do? It will be helpful to us in working out this issue. Regards, Mano

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