[DevExpress Support Team: CLONED FROM T156596: add image in textedit]
hi
the question is about that stylrcontroller has just one option or more thanks
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Hi,
Your question is not entirely clear. If you mean how to assign StyleController to a control, first it is necessary to place StyleController onto a form and then assign it to the control by setting the BaseControl.StyleController property. Review the How to: Control Appearance of Multiple Controls via StyleController help article to learn how to do this in code.
If that is not what you need, please explain your task in greater detail.
no ı mean when you click stylecontroller it shows you just one option does it has just one option like (none)…
Hello,
As far as I understand, you have provided the screenshot that illustrates the StyleController property of your TextEdit. And you wish to know why this property does not have properties related to StyleController. If so, this property only shows whether or not StyleController is applied to your TextEdit. If you want to see all the StyleController properties, put StyleController onto a form and then assign it to the control by setting the BaseControl.StyleController property as Svetlana described. I have attached a video to illustrate this. Please try this approach and inform us of your results.
I am looking forward to your reply.