SimpleButton.IconColor Property

Specifies the color for the button icon.

Namespace: DevExpress.XamarinForms.Editors

Assembly: DevExpress.XamarinForms.Editors.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.XamarinForms.Editors

Declaration

public Color IconColor { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
Color	Icon color.

Remarks

The button gets a color for its icon from the applied theme. Use the IconColor property to apply a custom color to the button icon. If you need the button to display the icon in its original color, set the IconColor property to Color.Default.

To specify the icon color for the button in a pressed state, use the PressedIconColor property.

Example

This example shows how to customize button appearance and handle the button click event.

Button State	Default Appearance	Custom Appearance
Default
Pressed
Disabled

1. Add the delete.png icon file to your platform-specific projects:

   • Android
     Add the icon file to the Resources/drawable folder.
   • iOS
     Double-click the Assets.xcassets asset catalog, create a new delete image set, and add the icon image to this image set.

2. Use the following properties to adjust the button’s appearance and handle the Clicked event to clear label1 on button tap:

   XAML

   <dxe:SimpleButton Text = "Clear" 
                     Icon = "delete" 
                     BorderThickness="2"
                     BorderColor="Black"
                     PressedBorderColor="DarkOrange"
                     DisabledBorderColor="DarkGray"
                     TextColor="Black"
                     PressedTextColor="White"
                     DisabledTextColor="DarkGray"
                     IconColor="Black"
                     PressedIconColor="White"
                     DisabledIconColor="DarkGray"
                     BackgroundColor="Beige"
                     DisabledBackgroundColor="Brown"
                     PressedBackgroundColor="Gray"
                     CornerMode = "Round"        
                     CornerRadius="10"
                     Clicked = "SimpleButton_Clicked"/>
   

   C#

   private void SimpleButton_Clicked(object sender, EventArgs e) {
       label1.Text = "";
   }