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Hi,
this TsWebLabel is placed on TImage and TImage is on TsPanel on the form.
I can send example today later.Hi,
I am sorry for delay.
I found that problem is with some skins only, for example with Topaz and Cold.
Here is sample app, TImage placed on form, and TsWebLabel over image.
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[attachment=3544:TsWebLab…6problem.zip]I would like also mention anything else. When form is showed up, text in title (caption) is normal text (not bold), but when the form lost focus, text is changed to bold. I suppose that it should be bold all time. I noticed this issue in Win7 and Vista, in XP it seems OK.
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Both problems solved, thanks” border=”0″ alt=”smile.gif” /><br />But now style of form caption is non-bold (at least on win7). I think that bold caption was better. Is there any way how can I change font style of form caption (AC Lite version), please?<br />Thank you.</p>
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Hi, yes I think that it would be great if I can set font style of form caption. Or at least make caption bold for every system. I test this in win7 and caption is not bold and in win XP it is bold. Please use bold style for caption everytime or give us option (property on skinprovider) to set own font and its style
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We must think how to organize it more handy…
Maybe to make a global object CustomTitleFont : TFont = nil and check this object. When it's not nil then may be used for drawing in the form title…
What you think?Hi,
yes, it sounds good. It will be global for all form, same style for all forms, but I think it is enought. Would be it too complicated to add this “CustomTitleFont” to SkinProvider? And specify so different font styles for each form individualy. This property should be accessible in object inspector, so we can set font style easily in design time. Where should be global object “CustomTitleFont” set? In main form OnCreate event? Or in DPR file?
I think that individual “CustomTitleFont” property is more comfortable.I will be grateful for any of these options. It depends on you, what is easier for you
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QUOTE (Support @ Nov 9 2009, 10:13 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Maybe to make a global object CustomTitleFont : TFont = nil and check this object.I also think, putting it in SkinProvider as a published property is a better solution
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QUOTE (HeDiBo @ Nov 11 2009, 06:05 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I also think, putting it in SkinProvider as a published property is a better solution
QUOTE (Support @ Nov 16 2009, 10:19 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I must say that question is not easy..If it's that much trouble, I wouldn't bother.
QUOTE (HeDiBo @ Nov 16 2009, 06:26 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>If it's that much trouble, I wouldn't bother.
QUOTE (Support @ Nov 17 2009, 12:13 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>But maybe one global property will be more handy for developer?I simply hate globals: in the end they always end up becoming non-global.
QUOTE (Support @ Nov 17 2009, 12:13 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>What about first two problems?” border=”0″ alt=”smile.gif” /><!--QuoteEnd--></div>
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Hi,
If you mean “What about first two problems”, problems with sWebLabel and mouseover, it is solved and it works properly now. <img src="style_emoticons//smile.gif” style=”vertical-align:middle” emoid=”:)” border=”0″ alt=”smile.gif” />
My opinions to your post (Nov 16):2. Yes, I think that is not problem, if dialogs will have standard font, from system, like now. Sometimes I ignore DPI in forms (Scaled), and I want to draw all items in all systems in the same size. So in this case, it would by very useful, if form caption (and whole form's captionbar) is always in the same style too. But it is not important for dialogs, so these can be drawn according to system settings.
1. I do not know how it is hard to make this, but if may I suggest:
Add “CustomTitleFont : TFont” and “UseCustomTitleFont : boolean” to SkinProvider. If UseCustomTitleFont is false, then you can use standard font from system like now, if it is true and CustomTitleFont not nil, then CustomTitleFont style can be used.
And publish these two properties in object inspector.
Of course, if it is too hard to implement this, I think that global variable is enought and there is nothing bad on it. What I need is option to set font style (fsBold especially).
Frankly, I probably have no use for individual font style of each form caption for now, just it would be a nice feature <img src="style_emoticons//smile.gif” style=”vertical-align:middle” emoid=”:)” border=”0″ alt=”smile.gif” />
I appreciate any option how to make form caption bold/non-bold.If dialogs go back to the standard font, I wouldn't be very happy
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HeDiBo, I am not sure what you mean by sentence “go back to the standard font”. Not skinned dialogs? I hope that it is not the actual topic. I just said, that dialogs caption can be drawn in “system settings font”, like now. It means no option how to change font in dialogs. Dialogs can stay as they are now” border=”0″ alt=”smile.gif” /><br />I just appreciate option to change form (TForm) caption font style. </p>
<p>An another proposal: add font style of form's caption to skins. I think that it is not problem to edit skin individualy for each developed application in editor. And perhaps this is better solution, we can set optimal font style for each skin (reflecting skin color, etc.). Is it easier to implement this?</p>
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