I have an application that uses two app styles, one is the default and was is being added for our upcoming release. My problem is that the newly added style is hiding text on the User Summary Values popup. When you click the sigma button in the head the popup comes up giving them the option to select 3 of the 5 summary types. The 2 which are deactivated show the text, Average and Sum, the 3 which are valid options only show the check box. I have messed around quite a bit with the appstyle but cannot get the text to display. What property do I need to set. I figured it was the Check Editor properties but they do not work. I even tried stripping out anything in my new style that isn't in the existing style that works but it still does not display anything. If it helps at all we are using the Nautilus theme as our base. I tried to attach my isl file but it's too large. If you need it I can send it.
My best guess is that you somehow changed the ForeColor and BackColor to the same thing so that the text is invisible. The disabled items show up in a different ForeColor and so they are visible.
What you should do is open up your isl in AppStylist and go to the grid tab. Turn on Filtering (on the options) and mouse over one of the items where the text can't be seen. That will give you a tooltip with all of the possible roles that can affect the text. You can them examine them to see which ones you are using.
Awesome, that pointed me the place to show the summaries and that allowed me to get the exact control. I had never messed with those options before. Thanks.
Just for future reference...
We tried to cover as many of the features and combinations as possible with the Options on each canvas. But if the options don't give you a way to see a feature that your real application is using, you can use the AppStylistRunTime component to style your actual application at run-time and get the same RoleTips you get in AppStylist.