Hi Everyone,
The Design manual does a good job describing how style sheets on buttons,
fields, variables, etc. can set the font, size, and style. What I'm
missing, though, is how one *removes* a style sheet from an object, short
of deleting the object and re-creating it?
I've discovered that
> Le 16 août 2016 à 21:59, bob.mil...@parker.com a écrit :
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> The Design manual does a good job describing how style sheets on buttons,
> fields, variables, etc. can set the font, size, and style. What I'm
> missing, though, is how one *removes* a style sheet from an object,
Hi Bob,
How about setting the style sheet to Automatic ?
Quote: http://doc.4d.com/4Dv15R4/4D/15-R4/Overview.300-2880423.en.html
"
Finally, 4D provides a set of Automatic style sheets that you can use "as is"
in order to create forms that comply with the rules of each interface platform.
"
Quote
place the cursor into the style sheet area i the properties list
type as many times as needed
> Hi Everyone,
>
> The Design manual does a good job describing how style sheets on buttons,
> fields, variables, etc. can set the font, size, and style. What I'm
> missing, though, is how one *remov
Hi Bob,
I think the issue you are seeing with setting the font of the list box headers
may be related to this bug:
ACI0094001: Listbox Header Fonts With Style Sheets Cannot be Modified
" The commands OBJECT SET FONT and OBJECT SET FONT SIZE do not modify the font
of a Listbox Title if the obje
RE> I think the issue you are seeing with setting the font of the list box
headers may be related to this bug:
> ACI0094001: Listbox Header Fonts With Style Sheets Cannot be Modified
> " The commands OBJECT SET FONT and OBJECT SET FONT SIZE do not modify
the font of a Listbox Title if the objec
> This fix removes the requirement for me to remove a style sheet from a
> listbox, but it is still curious that this can't be done except with code.
For me, the stylesheet in the property list is removed (set to ) when I
manually set a font in the Property List of a form object (i.e. list box),
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