SCADA Training #19 | Screen Design (Part 2) | Form Properties, Themes & Layout Control
📌 In this lesson of the Wise SCADA Screen Design training series, we focus on Form Properties and how they affect all objects within a SCADA screen.
You will learn how form-level settings automatically propagate to child objects, how to group components using Panel objects, and how to design operator-friendly screens with dynamic color themes such as Default, Dark, and Custom modes.
This lesson also demonstrates how operators can switch screen themes at runtime using Radio Buttons and Tags, making SCADA interfaces more flexible for day/night operation and personal preferences.
Additionally, we cover advanced form settings such as opacity, layout behavior, window controls, and dynamic positioning.
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📌 What You Will Learn in This Lesson
✅ Form Properties and Default Behavior
✅ Panel Object Usage and Object Grouping
✅ Inheriting BackColor, ForeColor, and Font Properties
✅ Dynamic Theme Switching (Default / Dark / Colorful)
✅ Using Tags with Radio Buttons for UI Control
✅ Fixed vs Inherited Object Properties
✅ Runtime Behavior and Visual Customization
✅ Form Opacity (Transparency)
✅ Disable Minimize and Maximize Buttons
✅ Right-to-Left Layout Support
✅ Static and Dynamic Form Positioning (Location & Layout)
- 00:00 – Introduction to Form Properties
- 00:09 – Adding Controls and Panel Objects
- 00:27 – Panel Styles and Object Grouping
- 00:42 – Default Property Inheritance
- 01:13 – Dynamic Color Themes with Radio Buttons
- 02:30 – Using Tags for Theme Control
- 03:10 – Runtime Theme Switching (Default / Dark / Colorful)
- 03:40 – Fixed Object Properties
- 04:10 – Font and Right-to-Left Layout
- 04:50 – Minimize & Maximize Button Control
- 05:10 – Opacity (Transparent Forms)
- 05:40 – Form Location and Layout Settings
- 06:20 – Dynamic Positioning with Tags
