New Office 2003 theme for 2000/ME/98/95
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Topic: New Office 2003 theme for 2000/ME/98/95
Posted By: Ark42
Subject: New Office 2003 theme for 2000/ME/98/95
Date Posted: 03 February 2005 at 8:31pm
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This one adds the gradient shading to the toolbars when floating instead of just when docked. (Plus it uses the blue color style instead of grey on windows 2000 and below as before) Here is the blue style with the original codejock code that leaves the toolbar flat looking when floated, and with a funnier darker outline.  Here is what it will look like with this theme, still shaded when floating:  It even works when you wrap the toolbars too:  Unfortunately the separator bars still show up and take up a little space as you can see just below the save icon in that last screenshot. Its close enough to how Office 2003 actually displays toolbars though. .h file class CXTPOffice2003ThemeEx : public CXTPOffice2003Theme { public: CXTPOffice2003ThemeEx(BOOL bGreyToBlue = TRUE, BOOL bYellowHighlight = FALSE); BOOL m_bGreyToBlue, m_bYellowHighlight; protected: virtual void RefreshMetrics(); virtual void FillCommandBarEntry(CDC* pDC, CXTPCommandBar* pBar); }; .cpp file CXTPOffice2003ThemeEx::CXTPOffice2003ThemeEx(BOOL bGreyToBlue, BOOL bYellowHighlight) { m_bGreyToBlue = bGreyToBlue; m_bYellowHighlight = bYellowHighlight; RefreshMetrics(); } void CXTPOffice2003ThemeEx::RefreshMetrics() { CXTPOffice2003Theme::RefreshMetrics(); if( !m_bLunaTheme ) { CXTPColorManager *pClrMgr = XTPColorManager(); COLORREF btn = pClrMgr->GetColor(COLOR_BTNFACE); if( m_bGreyToBlue && (btn == RGB(192, 192, 192) || btn == RGB(212, 208, 200)) ) { m_clrDockBarDark = RGB(158, 190, 245); m_clrDockBarLight = RGB(196, 218, 250); m_clrCommandBarDark = RGB(129, 169, 226); m_clrCommandBarLight = RGB(221, 236, 254); m_clrPopupDark = RGB(227, 239, 255); m_clrPopupLight = RGB(147, 181, 231); m_crlToolbarShadow = RGB(59, 97, 156); m_crlFloatingGripper = RGB(42, 102, 201); m_crlExpandNormalDark = RGB(0, 53, 145); m_crlExpandNormalLight = RGB(117, 166, 241); m_clrMenuExpandedDark = RGB(121, 161, 220); m_clrMenuExpandedLight = RGB(203, 221, 246); m_clrCircleDark = RGB(129, 169, 226); m_clrCircleLight = RGB(227, 239, 254); m_clrStatusPane = RGB(221, 221, 221); m_bLunaTheme = TRUE; CreateGradientCircle(); m_arrColor[0] = RGB(0, 0, 0); m_arrColor[1] = RGB(0, 78, 152); m_arrColor[2] = RGB(0, 84, 227); m_arrColor[3] = RGB(122, 150, 223); m_arrColor[4] = RGB(255, 255, 255); m_arrColor[5] = RGB(255, 255, 255); m_arrColor[6] = RGB(0, 0, 0); m_arrColor[7] = RGB(0, 0, 0); m_arrColor[8] = RGB(0, 0, 0); m_arrColor[9] = RGB(255, 255, 255); m_arrColor[10] = RGB(212, 208, 200); m_arrColor[11] = RGB(212, 208, 200); m_arrColor[12] = RGB(144, 153, 174); m_arrColor[13] = RGB(49, 106, 197); m_arrColor[14] = RGB(255, 255, 255); // m_arrColor[15] = RGB(236, 233, 216); m_arrColor[15] = btn; m_arrColor[16] = RGB(172, 168, 153); m_arrColor[17] = RGB(172, 168, 153); m_arrColor[18] = RGB(0, 0, 0); m_arrColor[19] = RGB(216, 228, 248); m_arrColor[20] = RGB(255, 255, 255); m_arrColor[21] = RGB(113, 111, 100); m_arrColor[22] = RGB(251, 248, 231); m_arrColor[23] = RGB(0, 0, 0); m_arrColor[24] = RGB(255, 255, 225); m_arrColor[25] = RGB(181, 181, 181); m_arrColor[26] = RGB(0, 0, 128); m_arrColor[27] = RGB(61, 149, 255); m_arrColor[28] = RGB(0, 0, 0); m_arrColor[29] = RGB(0, 0, 0); m_arrColor[30] = RGB(158, 190, 245); m_arrColor[31] = RGB(255, 238, 194); m_arrColor[32] = RGB(0, 0, 128); m_arrColor[33] = RGB(254, 128, 62); m_arrColor[34] = RGB(144, 157, 178); m_arrColor[35] = RGB(197, 194, 184); m_arrColor[36] = RGB(255, 192, 111); m_arrColor[37] = RGB(0, 0, 128); m_arrColor[38] = RGB(39, 65, 118); m_arrColor[39] = RGB(106, 140, 203); m_arrColor[40] = RGB(109, 150, 208); m_arrColor[41] = RGB(246, 246, 246); m_arrColor[42] = RGB(230, 227, 210); m_arrColor[43] = RGB(0, 45, 150); m_arrColor[44] = RGB(0, 0, 0); m_arrColor[45] = RGB(0, 0, 0); m_arrColor[46] = RGB(0, 0, 0); m_arrColor[47] = RGB(0, 0, 0); m_arrColor[48] = RGB(255, 251, 233); m_arrColor[49] = RGB(129, 126, 114); m_arrColor[50] = RGB(0, 0, 128); m_arrColor[51] = RGB(216, 231, 252); m_arrColor[52] = RGB(158, 190, 245); m_arrColor[53] = RGB(203, 225, 252); m_arrColor[54] = RGB(0, 45, 150); m_arrColor[55] = RGB(196, 218, 250); } else if(m_bYellowHighlight) { m_arrColor[31] = RGB(255, 238, 194); m_arrColor[33] = RGB(254, 128, 62); m_arrColor[36] = RGB(255, 192, 111); m_bLunaTheme = TRUE; } } } void CXTPOffice2003ThemeEx::FillCommandBarEntry(CDC* pDC, CXTPCommandBar* pBar) { XTPBarPosition pos = pBar->GetPosition(); if( pos == xtpBarFloating ) { CXTPClientRect rc((CWnd *)pBar); CXTPPenDC pen(*pDC, m_crlFloatingGripper); CXTPBrushDC brush(*pDC, GetXtremeColor(XPCOLOR_TOOLBAR_FACE)); pDC->Rectangle(rc); rc.DeflateRect(1, 1); pDC->Rectangle(rc); pDC->SetPixel(2, 2, pen.Color()); pDC->SetPixel(rc.right - 2, 2, pen.Color()); pDC->SetPixel(2, rc.bottom - 2, pen.Color()); pDC->SetPixel(rc.right - 2, rc.bottom - 2, pen.Color()); CXTPControls *pControls = pBar->GetControls(); CRect rcPrev(-1, -1, -1, -1), rcRaw(0, 0, 0, 0); for( int nIndex = 0; nIndex < pControls->GetCount(); nIndex++ ) { CXTPControl *pControl = pControls->GetAt(nIndex); if( pControl->IsTemporary() ) continue; rcRaw = pControl->GetRawRect(); if( rcRaw != rcPrev ) { rcPrev = rcRaw; GradientFill(pDC, rcRaw, m_clrCommandBarLight, m_clrCommandBarDark, FALSE); if( pControl->GetBeginGroup() && nIndex > 0 ) { /* CXTPControls::_WrapToolBar adds space for a horizontal line. * We could disable drawing the line in CXTPOffice2003ThemeEx::DrawCommandBarSeparator, * but the extra 6 pixels would still be there either way. */ rcRaw.bottom = rcRaw.top; rcRaw.top -= 6; pDC->FillSolidRect(rcRaw, m_clrCommandBarDark); } } } } else { CXTPOffice2003Theme::FillCommandBarEntry(pDC, pBar); } } |