You've seen how you can create elements using Xaml or using C sharp, for example.
But how could you get a great idea of what properties you have?
Basically, if we create a label here or a button or whatever.
Everything has specific properties like the font size or is the text bold or is it not bold?
Right?
What color does it have?
And background color have a color for buttons and all of that.
Right.
So one way to find that out and to play around with that pretty easily is to open up the properties
window right here.
So again, if you don't have that open up window and click on reset window layout and then simply click
on that element that you want to find out about.
So let's say we want to find out about the button.
So I simply click on the button here and on the right side.
Then the properties window you can see, okay, the type is button.
And now I can take a look here at the text for example, so I can see, yeah, I'm using a font here.
Now the font size is set to 12 pixels.
Let me just resize that so that you can see it if I change the font size to 20.
But there was another window above that.
So let me just set it to 40.
Then you could see that the text increases.
So if we can do that from here, we could for sure also do that from Xaml or C sharp.
And if you now take a look at your button here, you can see that another property was created or not
created but specified, which is called font size, and the value is set to 40.
So whenever you change right here, you can add the property here or simply change it in the properties
window and then adjust the value later on.
So I just want to show you that there is a connection between everything.
Literally now we have some more stuff we have.
Is the text bold or isn't it?
So if I check that you can see font weight bold.
If I untick it, it's gone again.
Right?
So just take your time and explore it a little bit on your own and see what's possible and what not.
For appearance, for example, we can set the opacity for the layout.
We can now see we have an auto width and an auto height.
We have a row and column and a row and column span.
So everything you've learned about already, we have a horizontal alignment, vertical alignment, so
you can center text or set margin padding and all of that.
So I just, as I said, wanted to give you any kind of idea.
And definitely we can also set colors.
So for our button background, for example, we can simply create a red button or blue one or whatever
color you for sure like so please take your time just for a moment and select different elements in
your application and take a look at what you can create.
And always keep in mind that whatever you can find here in the properties window is also accessible
from within HTML and also from within.
C Sharp.