This time I want to show a simple way to have a much more attractive panel with a gradient of two colors in visual basic. net .
For example we need a form and a panel, as shown in the following figure:

We then double-click the panel and go to paint the panel event in the code view, and this event put the following code:
Dim y As Integer = 0 Dim x As Integer = 0 Dim width As Integer = Me.Width Dim high As Integer = Me.Height Dim color1 As Color Dim color2 As Color color1 = Color.DarkRed color2 = Color.LightCoral Dim color As New _ LinearGradientBrush (_ New Point (x, y), New Point (x + width, y), _ color1, color2) e.Graphics.FillRectangle (coloring, _ x, y, width, height) y + = height + 10
For this work we add a code reference Drawing2D as shown below:
Imports System.Drawing.Drawing2D
Running the program should see a form with a look similar to the following figure:

Changing the values of the variables color1 and color2 can change the results to your liking.
Also I want to leave then a couple of variants for the event code reemplaar panel paint and get different results ... I hope you try them and they like ...
Option 1
Dim y As Integer = 0 Dim x As Integer = 0 Dim width As Integer = Me.Width Dim high As Integer = Me.Height Dim color1 As Color Dim color2 As Color color1 = Color.DarkRed color2 = Color.LightCoral Dim As New _ black_white_brush LinearGradientBrush (_ New Point (x, y), New Point (x + width, y), _ color1, color2) Dim As New ColorBlend color_blend (3) color_blend.Colors = New Color () {color1, color2, color1} color_blend.Positions = New Single () {0.0, 0.2, 1.0} black_white_brush.InterpolationColors = color_blend e.Graphics.FillRectangle (black_white_brush, _ x, y, width, height)
Option 2
Dim y As Integer = 0 Dim x As Integer = 0 Dim width As Integer = Me.Width Dim high As Integer = Me.Height Dim color1 As Color Dim color2 As Color color1 = Color.DarkRed color2 = Color.LightCoral Dim color As New _ LinearGradientBrush (_ New Point (x, y), New Point (x + width, y), _ color1, color2) Dim As New _ diag_brush LinearGradientBrush (_ New Point (x, y), New Point (x + width, y + height), _ color1, color2) e.Graphics.FillRectangle (diag_brush, _ x, y, width, height)
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looking for something, and has served me well ... greetings
Hello to All
Thanks for the code, I am a student of computer science and served me well this code, as it is always good to have our forms look good, so I will not have to be looking for some wallpaper.
Total Thanks
Carlos Claudio
Q good code, I could attach it to a class I did q the gradient background ... Thanks, it is possible someone knew how to do q visible / invisible paulatinemente?
Thanks again
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INSERT CODE TO MAKE ME AN ERROR
Error 1 'Graphics' is not a member of 'System.EventArgs'.
wow, just what I need for my application I'll see if I can make it Vertical
vertically to change me laugh to know that you just have to delete a word and put another, helped me thanks!
Very good post, I discovered a few hours ago and I have done both VB and C #, simple and concise. Very good, Greetings.