Hello Brad,

We missed to fix this issue for the case when skin is applied.

In the next release it should be ok.

Please, excuse us for the inconvenience.

Best Regards,
Nevron Support Team

I just downloaded the latest build and tested this and this can still be reproduced.  Once I apply any one of the skins (e.g., like "MacOS") the problem happens.  When there is no skin specified it works fine and it uses the expected font.  Is there a workaround when using a skin?

Hi Brad,

Indeed, this should work correctly in the latest version.

Best Regards,
Nevron Support Team

That sounds like what I've done as well.  Here's a test program that a double click on the form displays the NContextMenu after first setting the font on the "bold" menu item.  I've not tried this on the latest build so perhaps its fixed.

Hello Brad,

Could you send us an example application with the problem, because we cannot replicated on our site.
What I did was to drop a NContextMenu, add a new command, set its Font value as you described and add it to the context menu Commands collection.
When I display the context menu, the text of the command is displayed bold.

Best Regards,
Nevron Support Team

Right, I've tried things like:

cmd.Properties.Font = new Font(frm.Font, FontStyle.Bold);

cmd.Properties.Font = new Font("Times New Roman", 20.0F, FontStyle.Bold);

Nothing seems to help.  When I set the 20.0F I can see the extra space in the context menu command height that it has reserved for the font but the font is not being used when drawing the text.  Its the same font as the other menu items just centered within that larger space.

I've tried both in code and the VS designer properties box.  I also noticed I have the same problem on a NDockingToolbar's text only NCommand.  It will reserve the space on the button for the larger font but not draw with it.  Changing the font on an NButton or NTextBox works as expected, however.

Hello Brad,

Have you tried to set the font as follows:

NCommand nCommand = new NCommand();

...

nCommand.Properties.Font = new Font(Font, FontStyle.Bold);

Best Regards,
Nevron Support Team

I've created an NContextMenu that shows as expected.  I'd like to specify a different font for just one of my NCommands on the menu to indicate that it is the "default" menu item.  (The command which will issue during a double click.  Often shown using the current font but bold.)  I'm trying to set the font (NCommand.Properties.Font) but it doesn't use it though the menu seems to be reserving space for the font change.  Seems like something is preventing the font from being used when drawing it.

Sounds like I'm missing some understanding.  I'm using Win7 with the 11.1.17.12 build.  How can a default menu item like this be implemented?