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Hello!
I think, this issue occurs because the TsSkinManager.Options.ChangeSysColor property used.
System colors are hoocked and changed to colors from skin in this case.
Please, check if this property is True.
That was it.
By default ChangeSysColor is False. I cannot remember why I set it to True.
There are a couple of references about setting it to false fixes a problem.
Therefore, what good is ChangeSysColor?
This property changes system colors like clWindow, clBtnFace and others according to current skin palette.
This property may be useful if some pieces of the application has standard colors and can't be changed by other way.
Makes sense.
I looked as far back as 2 years at my project in question and it was set to true. Wish I had commented the reason.
I usually don't mess around with the color scheme that you have in place. Perhaps I was experimenting at one time and did not reset this. Don't know.
At any rate, thanks.
'Support' wrote:This property changes system colors like clWindow, clBtnFace and others according to current skin palette.
This property may be useful if some pieces of the application has standard colors and can't be changed by other way.
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