TStyledButton
TStyledGraphicButton, TStyledButton are designed to expand Button UI styles to break the limits of classic TButton and TBitBtn provided in Delphi.
The Button Styles defined are not affected by VCLStyles and are also visibile on a "non styled" Windows application, so you can have more than a single Button styled also using VCLStyles. You can build rectangular or rounded or ellipsis/circle button as you prefer.
using only three elements you can setup your Button in a very simple way:
Component editor for TStyledGraphicButton and StyledButton:
To simplify use of the Styled Buttons, there is a useful "Component Editor" to select three values that defines Button Style:
- StyleFamily: the main attribute for Styled Button
- StyleClass: a collection of predefined button style
- Style Appearance: eg.Normal or Outline
List of available StyleFamily
- Classic: a collection of Styles similar to VCLStyled TButton
- Bootstrap: a collection of Styles similar to Bootstrap buttons
- Angular-Light: a collection of styles similar to Angular buttons
- Angular-Dark: a collection of styles similar to Angular buttons
- Basic-Color: a collection of styles based to Delphi "normal" and "System" Color collection
- SVG-Color: a collection of styles based to Delphi "AlphaColors" Color collection
In this picture the Component Editor to select "Boostrap" styles: Style Appearance are Normal and Outline
In this picture, the Component Editor to select "AngularUI" styles: Style Appearance are Flat, Raised, Basic, Stroked
In this picture, the Component Editor to select "Classic" styles: Style Appearance are Normal and Outline
In this picture, the Component Editor to select "SVG-Color" styles: Style Appearance are Normal and Outline
Look at the Demo Folder:
Demos\Delphi10_3+\StyledButtonsDemo
A simple demo to show the use of Buttons in many different ways...
In the demo you can test many different ways to obtain Styled Button, Icon, FAB...
