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BackStyle Property

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Specifies whether the background of an object is transparent or opaque. Available at design time and run time.

Object.BackStyle[ = nStyle]

Property Values

  • nStyle
    The settings for the BackStyle property are:
    Setting Description
    0 Transparent. Anything behind the object is visible.
    1 (Default) Opaque. The object's BackColor fills the control and obscures any color or graphics behind it.

Remarks

You can use the BackStyle property to create transparent controls when you are using a background color on a Form object or when you want to place a control over a graphic. Use an opaque control when you want it to stand out on a busy background.

An object's BackColor property is ignored if the BackStyle property is set to 0 (Transparent).

For a Page object, the BackStyle property is read-only when the Tabs property is set to True (.T.) for the PageFrame containing the Page.

See Also

BackColor, ForeColor Properties | DisabledBackColor, DisabledForeColor Properties

Applies To: CheckBox Control | CommandGroup Control | Container Object | Control Object | EditBox Control | Image Control | Label Control | OptionButton Control | OptionGroup Control | Page Object | Shape Control | TextBox Control