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Building Mobile Login Screen using Unigui


mhmda

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lifehack :D

To make the panels in the design-time visible,  do not turn off borders.

Borders can be turned off when creating the form:

procedure TfmmLoginForm.UnimLoginFormCreate(Sender: TObject);
begin
  pnlBtn.BorderStyle := ubsNone;
  pnl2.BorderStyle := ubsNone;
  pnl3.BorderStyle := ubsNone;
...
...
end;

 

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Mohammad you really know how to do it! I am very impressed with the video and I think it is great that you share your knowledge with us.
It would be really great if we could create our own components that already have the necessary CSS settings for a certain layout. Then you could save yourself a lot of typing work and can use the components with a self defined design over and over again.

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Well I started with Unigui at 2012 (almost 9 years ago) It took me a while to understand how it works and especially how to mix Ext code with Unigui, I spent a lot of time in the Extjs API documentation and read a lot of books about Sencha Extjs and posted a lot of question in their forum and in Stackoverflow and in most cases I answered my self :-).

Unigui is great and amazing framework that's nothing else can come even close to it.

Always there is a first time, In my projects I don't retype css or client-side code I just copy & paste and modify as necessary.

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