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Using styles with the CheckBox component
You can set style properties to change the appearance of a CheckBox instance. If the name of a style property ends
in
, it is a color style property and behaves differently than non-color style properties.
Color
A CheckBox component supports the following Halo styles:
Style
themeColor
color
disabledColor
fontFamily
fontSize
fontStyle
fontWeight
textDecoration
Property summary for the CheckBox class
Property
CheckBox.label
CheckBox.labelPlacemen
t
CheckBox.selected
Event summary for the CheckBox class
Event
CheckBox.click
DateChooser component
The DateChooser component is a calendar that allows users to select a date. It has buttons that allow users to scroll
through months and click on a date to select it. You can set parameters that indicate the month and day names, the
first day of the week, and any disabled dates. You can also highlight the current date.
The DateChooser can be used anywhere you want a user to select a date. For example, you could use a DateChooser
component in a hotel reservation system with certain dates selectable and others disabled.
DataChooser parameters
You can set the following authoring parameters for each DataChooser component instance in the Property
inspector:
Description
The background of a component. This is the only color style that doesn't inherit its
value. Possible values are "haloGreen", "haloBlue", and "haloOrange".
The text of a component label.
The disabled color for text.
The font name for text.
The point size for the font.
The font style: either "normal" or "italic".
The font weight: either "normal" or "bold".
The text decoration: either "none" or "underline".
Description
Specifies the text that appears next to a check box.
Specifies the orientation of the label text in relation to a check box.
Specifies whether the check box is selected (
Description
Triggered when the mouse is pressed over a button instance.
) or deselected (
).
true
false
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