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Look and Feel

PivotGridControl along with all DevExpress controls supports the Look And Feel technology. This mechanism lets you provide a common appearance for all controls in your application, as well as change appearances of all controls at the same time.

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Look and Feel

The Look And Feel technology is common for all DevExpress WinForms controls. Refer to the following topics from the WinForms Common Concepts section for more information about this feature.

  • Look And Feel and Skinning

    Describes the Look and Feel technology that allows you to provide a consistent look and feel across different controls.

  • Skins

    Provides information on how to apply skins to DevExpress WinForms controls.