The graphical elements of the splitter bar are drawn via the
wxRenderer API, so that they have native look & feel. You can
implement your own renderer (it's not that hard) to draw them however
you want. Be wary of doing this on any platform except windows,
because everywhere else theres a standard splitter look & feel that
users will expect. Windows doesn't have a defined standard, and not
even a de facto one, so the Windows l&f for the splitter is somewhat
arbitrary.
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On 12/15/06, Edward K. Ream <edreamleo@charter.net> wrote:
It does not appear possible to specify the color of the splitter bar in a
wx.SplitterWindow, regardless of the width of the splitter bar, and
regardless of the background color of then entire splitter. I would really
like a way to do this: it would add a lot to Leo's wx look, and it would
draw attention to the splitter bar.Edward