Is it possible for me to either customize the title bar (i.e. change colour) or remove it completely?
Click the Cortana button on the taskbar and enter Control Panel in the search box to open it. Then click Display to open the options shown below. There you can customize the font sizes in Windows. Click the drop-down menu on the left and select Title bars.
The title bar font can be changed here: control panel > display settings. or: Windows settings > system > advanced display settings > change the size of text and other elements.
Step 1: Navigate to Settings > Personalization > Colors. Scroll down the page to see Show accent color on the following surfaces option. Step 2: Select Title bars and window borders checkbox. That'ts it!
The title bar at the top of a window displays an application-defined icon and line of text. The text specifies the name of the application and indicates the purpose of the window. The title bar also makes it possible for the user to move the window using a mouse or other pointing device.
Use the Console.Title
property
Check out this link for an example Console.Title Property
That's not easy to do. The console window is actually handled by a separate process, conhost.exe
. You'd need to persuade that process to change its behaviour which would involve gross hacks.
You can obtain the window handle readily enough and change basic properties of the window, and hope that conhost.exe
doesn't change them back. But custom painting of the caption bar would involve injecting code into conhost.exe
.
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