Tablelayoutpanel – mouse over effect

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I have a TableLayoutPanel on a form (5 columns / 2 rows) Pictures are presented in row 1 and a description for each picture is presented in row 2. Is there a way to change the color of the text associated with its picture (row 2) when the user moves the mouse over the picture in (row 1) ?

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I have not tried anything yet, I do not know where to begin.

Posted 12-Mar-18 4:03am

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Updated 12-Mar-18 9:54am

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Ralf Meier · Answer 1 · 2018-03-12T09:55:00

Yes of course ...
The first Step is to calculate the Size and the Location of each Sub-Panel of this Control. This Calculation is to be done each time the Size of the Control changes or the ClientSize inside the Control changes.
Now you have to work with the Events of this Control - perhaps MouseMove. This will give you the current location of the Mouse.
At least you only need to check inside which Sub-Panel the Mouse currently is located.

But the best way will be to customize the Control and do all the required Calculation (and Animation) inside it.