Settings for configuring a MultiCondition Control.

This applies only when a control is inside a 'Panel Card' or a 'Container' with a sub-type of 'None' or 'Window'. When the Fill container property is checked the control will expand to the size of the container.

UX properties include:

The UX component contains the following types of properties:

Create a PDF file from the contents of an Absolute Layout container.

This is an older UX Component page that gives a general overview of the builders categories, properties, and features. For a more current description of the UX builder visit the other UX Component page.

When you add a control to a UX component on the control page, that control comes with a number of general property settings. These will appear in the properties list on the right side of the screen. Some controls, like the list control, come with additional builders. The control properties are different from the general UX properties, that are defined on the [UX Properties] page.

Every control that you place on a layout has a set of properties that you can set to modify its appearance and/or behavior. Properties for an control can always be set by using its Properties dialog box, which is displayed by right-clicking on the object and choosing Properties... from the right-click menu, or by pressing F12. In addition, some object properties can be set through the use of one or more Toolbars.

A Container control is used to group controls in the ViewBox Layout.

This property section contains the name of the specific to the control selected or inserted. For example, if you select an image control in the selected fields list, then this section will appear as 'Image Properties' in the field properties list.