Learn about the presentation of controls in custom style formats.

• Skin form — Components tab — Controls — Autocomplete

  Styles set here apply to text that the user enters in an Autocomplete input field.

• Skin form — Components tab — Controls — Autocomplete

  Styles set on the Search Results tab apply to the filtered list of results that is displayed after the user types one or more characters in the autocomplete input field. The styles apply to both the standard and legacy autocomplete control.

• buttons

  Styles set here apply to buttons. The following button formats are available in a skin form.

• Skin form — Components tab — Controls — Charts

  You can style charts in your application skin by selecting Charts in the Controls section and setting a theme. When you style charts by using a theme, charts that are generated for report definition reports and the autogenerated chart control are styled consistently in your application.

• Skin form — Components tab — Controls — Check boxes

  Styles that you set here apply to the labels for check boxes. You can define the Standard check box style or create custom check box formats.

• Skin form — Components tab — Controls — Dropdowns

  Styles that you set here apply to drop-down lists. You can define the Standard drop-down style or create custom drop-down formats.

• Skin form — Components tab — Controls — Labels

  Styles set here apply to Label controls and labels for property values (specified in the Label For field in the cell Properties panel).

• links

  Styles set here apply to links. For the following formats, you can specify the style of the link text (Normal Text) and the style of the link text when the mouse pointer hovers over it (Hover Text):

• Skin form — Components tab — Controls — Menus

  Styles set here apply to active and inactive headers of menu bars. You can specify styles for the Standard and Standard Tabbed formats, as well as create custom menu formats .

• Skin form — Components tab — Controls — Menus

  Styles set here apply to the list of items in a menu.

• Skin form — Components tab — Controls — Menus

  Styles set here apply to the menu panel, the item box at the menu level. You can set the border and background color of the menu panel.

• Skin form — Components tab — Controls — Radio buttons

  Styles that you set here apply to the labels for radio buttons. You can define the Standard radio button style or create custom radio button formats.

• Skin form — Components tab — Controls — Rich Text Editor

  Styles set here apply to the header, footer, and border of rich text editor controls. You can create custom rich text editor control formats.

• Skin form — Controls — Tooltip

  The styles that you set on this form apply to the body area of the tooltip.

• Skin form — Components tab — Controls — Smart tip and Smart info

  Styles set here apply to the body area of the smart tip and smart info.

• Skin form — Components tab — Controls — Smart tip and Smart info

  Styles set here apply to the header of smart tip and smart info. You can define styles for the Standard format or create custom formats .

• Skin form — Components tab — Controls — Smart tip and Smart info

  Styles set here apply to the outline of smart tip and smart info.

• Menu Items

  Styles set here apply to the menu items in a split/menu button.

• Skin form — Components tab — Controls — Split/menu button

  The presentation of a Split/Menu button is determined by a combination of styles. The button settings, for example, text and background, use the standard button styles. The menu presentation is determined by settings you specify here.

• Skin form — Components tab — Controls — Text inputs & Formatted text

  Styles set here apply to the following types of text:

• Skin form — Components tab — Controls — Multi Select

  The styles that you set here apply to Multi-select list controls. By using the Multi-select list control, you enable users to select more than one option from a list.