Random collection of WinForm controls for .NET

kontrols is listed on NuGet here: https://www.nuget.org/packages/kontrols/ and can be installed from the NuGet Package manager:

Install-Package kontrols -Version 0.2.6

This control attemps to mimmick the icons on the Windows desktop.

The image-based controls can also display text that can be configured using the same properties as the HoverTextButton. To configure the images you'll need to specify which image should be used for both the hover and non-hover states.

To use this control you need to specify which colors should be used for both the hover and non-hover states.

This is a frameless (i.e., FormBorderStyle=None) window with a solid colored border.

1. Add a new Windows Form to your application. For this example, the form was named MyNewForm.
2. View the code for MyNewForm.cs and change it to inherit from SimpleBorderForm instead of Form like so:

public partial class MyNewForm : SimpleBorderForm

Now set the BorderColor property to any color and design the form like normal.

By default the user can click any part of the form and drag it around. If you'd like the user to be able to move the form using a control you've added to it (i.e., a Label acting as the title) you can make that control draggable via the AddDraggableControl() method.

The user can resize the form using any of the four sides or corners excluding directly above the title area.

This is a frameless (i.e., FormBorderStyle=None) window with a rounded border. It is resizable.

1. Add a new Windows Form to your application. For this example, the form was named MyNewForm.
2. View the code for MyNewForm.cs and change it to inherit from RoundedBorderForm instead of Form like so:

public partial class MyNewForm : RoundedBorderForm

Now set the CornerRadius property and the BackgroundColor property and then design the form like normal.

By default, the user can click the title area (top center) to drag the form around.

The user can resize the form using any of the four sides or corners excluding directly above the title area.

Each icon on the ZoomMenu is represented by a ZoomItem. To add new ZoomItems you can call the Add method passing an Image and string for the icon's image and text respectively.

zoomMenu.Add(myImage, "My Icon");

You can respond to icon clicks by subscribing to the ZoomItemClicked event:

zoomMenu.ZoomItemClicked += item => MessageBox.Show($"You clicked {item.Text}");

Included in the src folder is an example application that show how to use each of the controls.