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Hi David,
A theme can consist of a combination of a css file and one or many skin
files to control how ASP.NET server controls are rendered. A skin file
looks a bit like ASP.NET WebForm in that they contain server control
definitions and are used to alter the visual appearance of ASP.NET
elements.
For a control, whether a theme is used or which theme is used is totally
transparent, the control has some additional properties set using the skin
file. For example, if your control have a BackgroundImageUrl property and
it's been set in the applied skin, you will get this by reading the
property.
Since your question is rather brief, I'm not sure if I fully understood
your question. Please feel free to reply here if anything is unclear.
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Walter Wang (wawang@online.microsoft.com, remove 'online.')
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David Thielen - 30 Oct 2006 18:50 GMT
Hi;
I noticed that most themes have an images directory that has bitmaps for the
tree control. If I create a control that needs 4 bitmaps, how can I have it
get the default image from APP_Themes\dave\images and use those?

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Walter Wang [MSFT] - 31 Oct 2006 06:53 GMT
Hi David,
Based on my understanding, those images are used by the CSS or Skin of the
theme. If your control needs 4 bitmaps for different states, I believe you
will need 4 properties to assign these 4 bitmaps to your control. For your
control, you will just access the properties to get the bitmaps.
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