I *highly* recommend to avoid changing font sizes, users select themes
because they want applications to use them, so it is better to stick
with their choices and use autosizing (the default setting for most
controls), the align property and the anchor editor.
Here is an old (but still valid)
On Tue, 20 Aug 2019 23:47:39 +0200, Bo Berglund via lazarus
wrote:
>I can go into the font property of affected controls and change the
>font size to make it look better, but there are so many...
In fact there are not that many controls so I tried to do the
following on Windows:
procedure
AFIK there is no simple way to force fonts to use the same size (unless
you specify a given font size - which however may not be the size of
some theme of one of the target systems which will make your program
look "strange"). The only way I know to make forms cross-platform is to
use
I have just transfered a simple 3-form project from Windows7 to Linux
(Raspbian on RPi4).
I am using the same versions of Fpc and Lazarus on both (3.0.4 and
2.0.4).
The project compiled fine after the transfer to Raspbian as it did on
Windows.
But the form is very much in need of control changes
