Darren Schroeder

Hey @Wagnerp Had any time yet?

Hey @Wagnerp Of course it doesn't work, just trying to find the DockingEdge. I tried that before I even asked a question. You can see in my original question I...

Hey @Wagnerp I'm not sure what your point is? How will a random string help me to determine where a window is docked?

Quick turn @Wagnerp, Thanks!. Could you enable changing the text color aka ForeColor? Ideally it would work like this. ```cs If (ForeColor != Color.Empty) draw the text in the color...

Been on vacation. Back now. I was thinking something more like this. The main difference is that I changed your first "else if" into just an "if". The only "else...

I saw that too and noticed that the text wasn't aligned exactly the same way as the default renderer draws it. Thanks!

Are you saying you got it to work? Because commenting that out only enabled the ForeColor - not the BackColor (assuming you're not trying to use the Gradient). Also, Did...

Just downloaded the latest code base. FG works BG doesn't work. ```cs var e = new ExtendedControls.ExtendedToolkit.ToolstripControls.ExtendedToolStripStatusLabel(); e.Text = "This is a test of the emergency blah blah"; e.ForeColor =...

I think I have it mostly working now. The problem is the background was drawing over the foreground. So I moved the DrawString last in the OnPaint() method. ```cs protected...

Now that the background is able to be changed one could do something like this to alert a user. This also works with Gradients.