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Combobox and dropdowns borders dissapear when using the app, not while editing it. Images below

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Posted on by FacundoGorla

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Here are the images. Border thickness is set at 2.

In the first image i'm in the powerapps editor using the app after pressing F5, in the second image I entered the app using the link all the users have.

The browser is Chrome and it happens in every monitor doesn't matter the resolution.

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mdevaney 29,991 Moderator on at

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Try a different browser other than Chrome to eliminate the browser as the problem. Let me know the result.

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tried with Edge and same results.

BUT I found something. I have two dropdowns that are not in the form and they DO have borders. The ones that belong to the form are the ones without them. Maybe that helps.

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Someone has any other idea? please?

oh help me @Shanescows god of the PowerApps

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FacundoGorla 293 on at

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Found the solution, it was the Aspect Ratio.

In order to prevent my dropbox and combobox from losing their borders and some other properties I have to block the aspect ratio of the app. weird that only breaks the dropdowns and comobobox of the SP Forms and not the ones I added manually.

Well, there you now guys.

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Locking Aspect ratio will solve the problem but it will result in left out space in the form of margins which does not look neat.

There is one workaround to solve this issue without locking the aspect ratio and that is to remove all borders from Combobox by setting thickness to zero(don't forget Focused border thickness) and change the background colour of the screen to any colour which is not "Whitish".

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Fazil85 2 on at

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For combo box, you may simply provide lowest possible value for FocusedBorderThickness. Instead of making it 0, make it 0.1 or 0.05. This way, we get rid of focused border but retain the original border of the combo box when pressed.

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