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I'm trying to use some custom button's style looks like in screenshot. There is just added TRectangle (in blue) in back of other controls. But this stopped button pressing event hiring - when press on button, it does nothing. Where is my bad?

For some time I was wondering how I could create a nice output from data I have. One day I was looking at some learning video or website--I can't remember. And I saw how some easily create an output that included text and images. If I recall, he used HTML at the time, but I'm not sure since it was a long time ago. Then, today, I was looking at some items in the GetIt portion of the welcome screen. Then, moments later I decided to click on the 'getit package manager' and that's when it hit me, again, the idea of creating a custom output view similar to that. So, I was wondering if I could create something similar in Delphi with the built-in components I already have--be it HTML code (howto) or a combination of components already in Delphi, for VCL and FMX/Mobile. * This D12 getit pkg mgr snippet taking from my tablet and down-resized 1920x1200, 50% * notice the output on the right side pane area, that is the design output I am seeking to create Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can proceed in this endeavor? What are your methods? TIA

Hello, I'm trying to create a combobox that I can style to look like this. I'd **LIKE** to do it solely in the WYSIWYG style designer. Can anyone point me to a tutorial on how even to change the font size in the Style designer? I'm admittedly such a noob in this, but I'm at a total loss. Thanks. - Mike

Hi, in my application I offer to the user the possibility to change style (light/dark) procedure TStartForm.SwitchThemeSwitch(Sender: TObject); begin Datas.StyleBookLight.UseStyleManager:=false; Datas.StyleBookDark.UseStyleManager:=false; if SwitchTheme.IsChecked then MainForm.StyleBook:=Datas.StyleBookDark else MainForm.StyleBook:=Datas.StyleBookLight; datas.parametres.blacktheme:=SwitchTheme.IsChecked; Datas.StyleBookLight.UseStyleManager:=not SwitchTheme.IsChecked; Datas.StyleBookDark.UseStyleManager:=SwitchTheme.IsChecked; {TODO -obug -cGeneral : TListview style don't apply on first lines} end; All is working except on my TListView, as you can see. Here I change from light to dark, font text color is still black on these lines, scrolling down the color is the "normal" white I remember I bang this bug another times, I override this by deactivating and then reactivating the link, but this is time-consuming when there are many records! Is there another way ?

I'm testing the VCL style in Delphi 10.3 Rio and I wonder if there is a way to include my button's glyph in the vsf file and load the glyph directly from the vsf.