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4D v16.3
Overview
Overview
A style sheet groups together a combination of font attributes — the font type, its size and its style. The style sheets that you set up can be used to set the font attributes for objects in the Form editor. Each style sheet saves separate sets of font attributes for each of the platform interfaces supported by 4D. For example, for the “Buttons” style sheet, the OS X platform interface could use Lucida Grande as the font, while the Windows platform interfaces could use Segoe UI. Similarly, the font sizes can be specified separately for each platform interface. In addition to harmonizing the interface of your applications, the use of style sheets brings three major advantages:
Finally, 4D provides a set of Automatic style sheets that you can use "as is" in order to create forms that comply with the rules of each interface platform.
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4D Design Reference ( 4D v16) |