Graeme Geldenhuys wrote: > Also does that mean I need to apply the same font size hack as the guy > in the CSS article. > > eg: > ifdef MacOS > NormalFontSize = 13 > elseif Windows > NormalFontSize = 8 > elseif Linux > NormalFontSize = 10 > else > NormalFontSize = 8 // ??? What would be correct as a default? > > Label.Font.Size = NormalFontSize; A solution similar to this is what I have adopted for cross-platform font size compatibility.
However to avoid polluting the code too much I make almost universal use of the ParentFont property (ie, assigned True) and assign the font at the root of the visual hierarchy (usually the form) at runtime based on the platform DPI. It works well when all your widgets use the same font. On a related note, I asked this questions a while back but got no replies. Anyone? Bruce Tulloch wrote: > My apologies if I've missed the obvious somewhere but how is the default > font used by the form designer specified? > > If a form is created with the ParentFont property set to TRUE, from > where does it get its font spec when it is open in the form designer? > And how do I change this font spec without having to define it > explicitly for every form (or frame) I create? > > Thx, Bruce. Cheers, Bruce. -- _______________________________________________ Lazarus mailing list [email protected] http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/lazarus
