Customize an application to match the branding requirements of your business by changing the look of the user interface. You can modify an application at run time by styling individual controls, such as buttons or text fields.

1. In the navigation pane of App Studio, click Case types, and then click the case type that you want to open.

2. In the work area, run a new case by clicking Save and run.

3. In the open case, navigate to the view with the control that you want to edit.

4. In the view with the control, click Configure this view.

5. In the configuration panel on the right, hover over the control that you want to edit, and then click Edit.

6. On the Presentation tab, define any of the styles that you want to apply to the control:

   • In the Control format field, choose the format that you want to apply to the control by pressing the Down arrow key.
   • In the Label format field, choose the format that you want to apply to the label of the control by pressing the Down arrow key.
   Note: The available styling options might vary depending on the control.

7. Click Apply.

• Specifying presentation options for a Button control

  Three predefined formats are available for buttons: Strong, Standard, and Simple. Using these formats consistently in your application makes the user interface more predictable and makes it easier for users to complete forms.

• Configuring presentation options for a date range calendar control

  Configure the control to be editable or read-only for the application users, apply conditions and specify how the cell appears on the form.

• Specifying presentation options for a Link control

  Three predefined formats are available for Link controls: Strong, Standard, and Simple. Using these formats consistently in your application makes the user interface more predictable and makes it easier for users to complete forms.

• Specifying presentation options for a Multi-select list control

  In configuring how the Multi-select list control is displayed at run time, you specify whether the control is editable at run time, the width of the list control, and the label format for the control.

• Specifying presentation options for a Rich text editor control

  After you create the Rich text editor control, configure how the control is displayed. You can specify whether the control is editable at run time, the width of the list control, and the label format for the control.