TcxMediaPlayer9Style.BorderColor Property

Specifies the color of the border painted around the hot zone.

Declaration

property BorderColor: TColor read; write; default clBtnShadow;

Property Value

Type	Default
TColor	clBtnShadow

Remarks

When changing the hot zone’s color scheme via the LightColor, ShadowStartColor and ShadowHighlightStartColor properties, you may wish to change the BorderColor property as well. Also, a BorderColor property change may be required if the style of other controls on the form are changed, thus providing a common look and feel to all the controls in your application.

The image below displays the default appearance of the Media Player 9 hot zone.

Changing the BorderColor property value to a dark red color results in the following appearance.

Changing the LightColor and ShadowStartColor property values to shades of red makes the hot zone look more natural.

The default value of the BorderColor property is clBtnShadow.