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Coming from many years of asp.net development back to a winforms application.
Looking for advice and tips on how to ‘style’ winforms similar to how I would do with CSS/Master Pages in asp.net.
I am interested on how to update font/colors for certain types of controls in one place. How to maintain consistency for layouts.
Any pointers/articles are appreciated.
FYI…WPF is not an option for this project.
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You could create custom versions of the different standard controls you need, inheriting from the original versions but applying custom styles to the custom versions. This would give you a single place to change the styling of a component type. You could also have each of the controls take a style object as a parameter for system-wide styles.