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I am using Modern Ui which has styled all my components to have a common look and feel. The standard Richtextbox doesn't support everything I want to do so I am using a 3rd party Richtextbox. The problem is that this 3rd party control doesn't get any style applied. Is there a way to tell this component to apply the same style as the standard richtextbox (which comes from the modern ui style)

Lars Kristensen
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John
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  • What third party provider are you using? Also, please add relevant code – tnw Aug 01 '13 at 12:56
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    There is no general way this is handled - it all depends on which third party components you are using. In my experience, vendors of such components are usually quick to update their components with new styles. – Lars Kristensen Aug 01 '13 at 12:58
  • Im using the component one richtextbox – John Aug 01 '13 at 12:59
  • I haven't tried the components from ComponentOne, so I cannot help you. Try searching through their forums, or search StackOverflow with the "ComponentOne" tag included. – Lars Kristensen Aug 01 '13 at 13:04

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Component One has documentation for setting basic appearance properties.

Clear Style Properties

As well as predefined Themes for their controls.

C1 RitchTextBox Themes

If these don't offer you the level of control over the appearance of the C1RitchTextBox you would probably need to override the Template for this control.

MS Styling and Templates

Alternately you may look for documentation on creating your own themes for C1 controls on their site.

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