Style sheets
Use style sheet objects to customize the style of graphic object types and instances.
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Projects can contain multiple style sheets. Multiple style sheets allow you to switch between styles. For example, you can switch between a light interface and dark interface at runtime.
Resolution order
If an Appearance property is set to the default value that is indicated by gray text, the property inherits the value from a higher level.
Style property values resolve in this order:
- Object instance. Styles of a graphic object instance.For more information, see Edit graphic object properties.
- Object type. Styles of a graphic object type.For more information, see Edit graphic object properties.
- Controls Style. Styles from a style sheet applied to a specific graphic object. For example, a style applied to a button control. Use theStyleproperty to apply a style to a specific object.For more information, see Configure a style sheet and Apply a control style to a graphic object.
- Global Style. Styles from a style sheet applied to all graphic objects. For example, the default font size.For more information, see Configure a style sheet and Apply a global style to the project.
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