Hi @Darnell ,
I do something very similar, but it is a lot of coding initially - I have a style Variable at App OnStart (this one is a dark blue with set fonts)
Set(
gblBase,
ColorFade(
RGBA(
9,
33,
98,
1
),
-30%
)
);
Set(
gblTheme,
{
Fill: gblBase,
Hover: ColorFade(
gblBase,
94%
),
Shade: ColorFade(
gblBase,
90%
),
Press: ColorFade(
gblBase,
30%
),
TSize: 9,
LSize: 10,
TFont: Font.'Segoe UI',
LFont: Font.'Open Sans Condensed',
LWeight: FontWeight.Bold
}
);
and then apply these to the elements. Some time can be saved on elements like labels and drop-down controls as it is quicker to change their data (and that of the card) than the style - and I rename everything anyway. It also allows for very quick global changing of any element.
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