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------------------------------------------------------------------ExplorerFrame.dll -- UIFILE -- 40960-------
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UIItem -> List View Item Background (Icon & Label) (All Views Except Details)
UIImage -> Icon Background
UIProperty -> Label Background
UIItemsView -> List View Background (All Views)
ItemGridLayout -> Item Grid (All Views Except Details and Content)
ItemRowLayout -> Row Background (Details and Content View) [Note: In Content View this is under UIItem]
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-----------------Color Reference------------------
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UIItem -> Sea Green
UIImage -> Olive Green
UIProperty -> Light Blue
UIItemsView -> Purple
ItemGridLayout -> Hot Pink
ItemRowLayout -> Orange
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yeah, VERY useful.... 1300+ code lines though
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Lolol.
Nice find.
BTW, can you make Explorer Background have aero transparant blur effects
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Not possible without an external application. There's one somewhere here on DA but I've never tried it.
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Important work.
Linked it to WSB Forum
Hope ypu don't mind....
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this is very detailed analysis.
Congratulations.
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a question: when we select a folder as icon: the image of the folder is controling by UIImage and the text from UIProperty ---> (FileName)
how can we have different or separate background [List View Item Background] for each, one background for the image and one for the text?
[i have found a kind of 'solution' which works in some way but its not the right one]
if the previous succeed, how can we have different kind of colors to each of the 2 areas[when mouse pressed], forexample blue to text and gray to the image[like mac]?
thank you.
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If you look at the UIFILE from ExplorerFrame.dll each one of those has a separate background which by default is argb(0, 0, 0, 0). You can change it to dtb(ClassName, PartNumber, StateNumber) which would be referencing a class/part/state from the MSStyles.
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very useful !
i have just (finally) upgraded to windows 7
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