Hiding/Remove the frame from an array or cluster control.

[ChrisP]

Is there a way to use an array or cluster control without a frame around it appearing on the front panel? I've tried using the paintbrush tool to make it transparent and customizing the control so the frame size and position were different from the content area with no luck.
Thanks in advance

[Ben]

Yes!

Use the array and cluster containers from the "Classic" pallette.

Just color them transparent.

Ben

[chilly_charly]

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@ChrisP wrote:
Is there a way to use an array or cluster control without a frame around it appearing on the front panel? I've tried using the paintbrush tool to make it transparent and customizing the control so the frame size and position were different from the content area with no luck.
Thanks in advance

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You probably missed something : try again with the paint brush, right-click the cluster border and hit the space bar while choosing the color. That way you can apply a different color for the foreground and the background. Things might be easy with oldstyle (2D) "Classic" clusters...

CC

[chilly_charly]

😠 Harrrrrr ! Too late, one more time 😄

[Ben]

Sorry about that CC!

I bet you spell checked.

Ben

[chilly_charly]

Ben
you win (wan ? won ? wonned ? waned ?...)

[ChrisP]

Using the classic controls fixed it right up.
Thanks

[Current_93]

Just color them transparent - give me please code's example 

[RavensFan]

Duplicate Post.  And in what version of LabVIEW do you want it?

And why don't you just try the instructions listed above to modify an Array yourself.  You might learn more by doing than by having it done for you.

If you don't know how to use the color tools in LabVIEW, perhaps you should take some tutorials.

LabVIEW Introduction Course - Three Hours
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