Delphi Firemonkey Styles

Highlighted in the video are custom multi-device styles included in Embarcadero's premium style pack and custom styles from DelphiStyles.com. Signatur Capture in Firemonkey (Delphi DX 10.2.

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Are there special steps for styling a button using stylebook in FMX? Because whenever I change my style it works in the viewer only, however when I run the program nothing changes although stylebook setting are properly connected to style files and to the application as well, also if I close the program and start it again I find the same style saved and exists in the view but when run the application I cant find any style, can anyone tell me the exact steps? Because I check tutorials, docs, help but still stylebook wont apply the new changes to the app at run time. To modify the default style: • Start with a blank fmx form and add a TButton. • Right-Click on the button and select Edit Default Style. - the Style Designer opens • In the Structure pane select Buttonstyle - text • In the Object Inspector change the NormalColor property to Crimson. The text of the button changes to Crimson (red) color.

• Hit the designer view Close button (X) and confirm to Apply changes. By clicling Yes when prompted. Note that a Stylebook has been added to the form.

• Build and run The result looks like this on Windows 7 Maybe you have omitted step 5 (just guessing) With an existing stylebook and style do as follows: • Start with a blank fmx form and add a TButton. • Add a TStyleBook, set its UseStyleManager property, double-click it and load an existing style (e.g. Air) • In the structure pane select buttonstyle - text.

Note that available properties are not necessarily the same as when editing the default style. • In the Object Inspector change the Font - FontColor property to Yellow. The text of the button changes to yellow color. • Hit the designer view Close button (X) and confirm to Apply changes. By clicling Yes when prompted. • Build and run The result looks like this on Windows 7.