My code also sets the backstyle of the container to 0 - transparent. Try this:WITH .Page1.Container1
.Style = 3
.backstyle = 0
.move(10,10,.Parent.Parent.PageWidth-20,.Parent.Parent.Pageheight-20)
.Label1.move(10,10,.Width-20,.height-20)
ENDWITH
Jim, this is correct:
if Container transparent then
Label background color assumes the Container.Parents's background color.
Of course, on this case, Container Style it is irrelevant:
WITH .Page1.Container1
.backstyle = 0
.move(10,10,.Parent.Parent.PageWidth-20,.Parent.Parent.Pageheight-20)
.Label1.move(10,10,.Width-20,.height-20)
ENDWITH
But the issue is different.
I expected that,
if the container is themed and opaque,
the Label's background color assumes the container's background themed colorWith other words, expected behaviour is:
#If# Label.Style = Themed
#then# Label.BackColor = Label.FoundFirstParent('Themed And Opaque').BackColorThanks,
Fabio
