Customize the style for the selector in ASP.NET MVC Diagram

Customize the style for the selector

ASP.NET MVC Diagram provides a support for customizing the appearance of the Selector Element. You can customize the selector element by overriding the style of the selector element in the CSS class.

The following code illustrates how to customize the style of the selector element.

CSS

<style>
         /* Customizing the selector appearance at the time of rubberband selection. */
         #helper {
            stroke: black;
            stroke-width: 2px;
            stroke-dasharray:none;
            fill: gray;
            opacity: .1;
        } 
        /* Customizing the selector appearance after rubberband selection. */
         #resizeBorder {
            stroke: red;
            stroke-width: 5px;
            fill: #686868;
            opacity: .1;
        }
 
        /*Customizing the circle of the selector element.*/
        #nw-resize, #n-resize, #ne-resize, #w-resize, #e-resize, #sw-resize, #s-resize, #se-resize
        {
            stroke: red;
        }
</style>

Please refer to the online JS Playground link below for your reference.

https://jsplayground.syncfusion.com/gfuj4vit

Conclusion

I hope you enjoyed learning about how to customize the style for the selector.

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