My guess is that each control acts a little differently, but if it's not listed as a style or property in the docs for the control you want, then you can usually extend the class and set the background color of the UITextField that's actually rendering the text.

On 9/9/06, oktay nba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi;
how can i give a background color to a text control (like the <span style='background-color=#xxxxxx'>anything</span> usage in html) or label?
 
oktay

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