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This article explains how to change the default appearance of both the SfNumericTextBox and SfNumericUpDown controls in Xamarin.Forms by using its available color customization properties like BackgroundColor, TextColor, BorderColor and WatermarkColor as per in the following code snippets
[XAML] … <xforms:SfNumericTextBox HorizontalOptions="Center" BackgroundColor="Black" BorderColor="White" TextColor="#dd47e8" Value="1000" FormatString="c" /> … <xforms1:SfNumericUpDown HorizontalOptions="Center" WidthRequest="200" BorderColor="White" BackgroundColor="Black" TextColor="#dd47e8" Value="1000" FormatString="c" > <xforms1:SfNumericUpDown.DecrementButtonSettings> <xforms1:UpDownButtonSettings BackgroundColor="#f69d7b"/> </xforms1:SfNumericUpDown.DecrementButtonSettings> <xforms1:SfNumericUpDown.IncrementButtonSettings> <xforms1:UpDownButtonSettings BackgroundColor="#60b976"/> </xforms1:SfNumericUpDown.IncrementButtonSettings> </xforms1:SfNumericUpDown> … Output
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