The short answer is: don’t try. In the VCL, TPanel plays the part of the basic container control. In FMX, in contrast, it doesn’t – TLayout does that. The whole point of the FMX TPanel is be a basic container control with a certain, predefined style. TLayout, in contrast, is a basic container control with no predefined style.
Anyhow, if a person really must use TPanel yet disregard its styling, I would advise handling its OnApplyStyleLookup event by getting a reference to its embedded TRectangle object, and setting the TRectangle’s Fill property accordingly:
procedure TForm1.Panel1ApplyStyleLookup(Sender: TObject); var Rectangle: TRectangle; begin Rectangle := (Sender as TFmxObject).Children[0] as TRectangle; Rectangle.Fill.Color := TAlphaColors.Blue; end;
You’ll need to ensure FMX.Objects is in the uses clause if it isn’t already.
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