This control allows for several settings and options :
- CornerRadius : As the name says, this will be the radius applied to the rounded corners. This is an integer and defaults to 0, so not rounded.
- FillColor : This will allow you to set the background color of the RoundedContentView. The difference between this and BackgroundColor is that the FillColor will be Rounded off in case of a rounded edge being applied, and the BackgroundColor will not. You can either use Hex-Codes or the proposed predefined Colors.
- Circle : This property allows you to make the edges rounded until they touch each other. This means at least 2 edges will be circular. If your ContentView has the same height as width, it will be a circle. This is a boolean. Defaults to false.
- HasShadow : If this boolean is set to true, the ContentView will drop a shadow, otherwise not. Defaults to no shadow.
- BorderWidth : You can apply a border to your RoundedContentView ( as seen in the second box ) and here you can set its width as an integer. Defaults to 0.
- BorderColor : Guess what, this will allow you to set the color of your Border. Of course, only if you set a BorderWidth. Defaults to white.
It is a Xamarin.Forms plugin and needs no platform specific code on your side. Simply install the Nuget Package to all your projects ( be aware this is a .NET Standard plugin! ) and you are ready to use the RoundedContentView!
For a detailed walkthrough on using this Plugin and it's settings, read this guide : https://hot-totem.com/blog/post/plugins-hottotemroundedcontentview
