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OverrideFontSettings Property

Determines whether the font name and size are overriden for the day, day of week, week number and month headers.
Syntax
'Declaration
 
Public Property OverrideFontSettings As Boolean
public bool OverrideFontSettings {get; set;}
Remarks

The control uses the font of the Appearance to calculate the size required to display each day since all months must be the same size. If this were not the case, the control's size would change (or the number of months displayed would change) as the user scrolled from month to month. Since the control can share a common UltraCalendarInfo and font information can be applied as specifically as to a Day object, the control must override the font settings - specifically the font name and size - so that the day numbers are all displayed. This also applies to week numbers, month headers and day of week captions. The OverrideFontSettings, when set to false, will prevent the control from overriding these settings and use the specific resolved properties for each of those objects.

Note: When this property is set to false, the resolved font name and size from the specific object will be used but the size of the day, etc. will remain the same. Therefore, the information displayed may be clipped.

Example
This example uses the OverrideFontSettings properties to configure the control so that it applies the CalendarLook's DayAppearance font properties.

Imports Infragistics.Win
Imports Infragistics.Win.UltraWinSchedule
Imports Infragistics.Win.UltraWinSchedule.MonthViewMulti

    Private Sub SizeCalendarForDayAppearance()

        '	Set the DayAppearance's FontData properties (change these values as desired)
        Me.ultraMonthViewMulti1.CalendarLook.DayAppearance.FontData.Name = Me.ultraMonthViewMulti1.Font.Name
        Me.ultraMonthViewMulti1.CalendarLook.DayAppearance.FontData.SizeInPoints = 12

        '	We will only do this if the font of the CalendarLook's DayAppearance
        '	is set we can determine this by checking the SizeInPoints property
        '	for a value that is > 0.
        If (Me.ultraMonthViewMulti1.CalendarLook.DayAppearance.FontData.SizeInPoints > 0.0F) Then

            '	Create a graphics object
            Dim g As Graphics = Me.ultraMonthViewMulti1.CreateGraphics()

            '	Create a font from the DayAppearance's FontData
            Dim font As Font = New Font(Me.ultraMonthViewMulti1.CalendarLook.DayAppearance.FontData.Name, Me.ultraMonthViewMulti1.CalendarLook.DayAppearance.FontData.SizeInPoints)

            '	Use MeasureString to get the size of the rect
            '	needed to display a day with the current font
            Dim sizeDay As Size = g.MeasureString("31", font).ToSize()

            '	Make the dimensions a perfect square, using whichever
            '	value was larger, the width or height
            Dim dimension As Integer = System.Math.Max(sizeDay.Height, sizeDay.Width)
            sizeDay = New Size(dimension, dimension)

            '	Set the MinimumDaySize property to be large enough
            '	to accommodate the DayAppearance font
            Me.ultraMonthViewMulti1.MinimumDaySize = sizeDay

            '	Set the OverrideFontSettings property to false so the
            '	control uses the DayAppearance font settings
            Me.ultraMonthViewMulti1.OverrideFontSettings = False

            '   Dispose of the graphics and font objects
            g.Dispose()
            font.Dispose()

        End If

    End Sub
using Infragistics.Win;
using Infragistics.Win.UltraWinSchedule;
using Infragistics.Win.UltraWinSchedule.MonthViewMulti;

		private void SizeCalendarForDayAppearance()
		{

			//	Set the DayAppearance's FontData properties (change these values as desired)
			this.ultraMonthViewMulti1.CalendarLook.DayAppearance.FontData.Name = this.ultraMonthViewMulti1.Font.Name;
			this.ultraMonthViewMulti1.CalendarLook.DayAppearance.FontData.SizeInPoints = 12;

			//	We will only do this if the font of the CalendarLook's DayAppearance
			//	is set; we can determine this by checking the SizeInPoints property
			//	for a value that is > 0.
			if ( this.ultraMonthViewMulti1.CalendarLook.DayAppearance.FontData.SizeInPoints > 0.0F )
			{
				//	Create a graphics object
				Graphics g = this.ultraMonthViewMulti1.CreateGraphics();

				//	Create a font from the DayAppearance's FontData
				Font font = new Font( this.ultraMonthViewMulti1.CalendarLook.DayAppearance.FontData.Name, this.ultraMonthViewMulti1.CalendarLook.DayAppearance.FontData.SizeInPoints );

				//	Use MeasureString to get the size of the rect
				//	needed to display a day with the current font
				Size sizeDay = g.MeasureString( "31", font ).ToSize();

				//	Make the dimensions a perfect square, using whichever
				//	value was larger, the width or height
				int dimension = System.Math.Max( sizeDay.Height, sizeDay.Width );
				sizeDay = new Size( dimension, dimension );

				//	Set the MinimumDaySize property to be large enough
				//	to accommodate the DayAppearance font
				this.ultraMonthViewMulti1.MinimumDaySize = sizeDay;

				//	Set the OverrideFontSettings property to false so the
				//	control uses the DayAppearance font settings
				this.ultraMonthViewMulti1.OverrideFontSettings = false;

				//	Dispose of the graphics and font objects
				g.Dispose();
				font.Dispose();
			}

		}
Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Server 2012, Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2

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