How to set a theme?

[Ronnie]

Is there anyway to make a theme setting like if I select a particular color for a Label, that color will be aplied to other labels in other screens.

[Still-learning (1-2-3-4...)]

I hope you can save the selected colour in a tinydb and when you move to another screen , and when it is open just call this tinydb saved colour and apply to the required labels

(P.S-But I am not sure whether tinydb will save the colour)

[dora_paz (Dora)]

You could use dictionary blocks, see

Custom themes on all app screens

You could put the new dictionaries blocks to good use. Check this: ThemesSample.aia (4.4 KB)

[Ronnie]

This has only one screen. What if I have multiple screens and I want to display the same theme to every screen but with just one or two buttons on a single screen.

[Still-learning (1-2-3-4...)]

Did you try tinydb method?

How can i store button color with TINYDB

This works for me [image]

[dora_paz (Dora)]

Try this , theme is set with dictionary blocks, saved to tinydb and has 2 screens

ThemesSample_1.aia (8.7 KB)

[HritikR]

You can use Static variable extension by @iamwsumit to create and store color and access them on other screens

[F/OS] Static Variable Extension || An extension for creating static variables in App

Static Variable Hello everyone, After many days I am again launching a new extension i.e Static Variable. I know if you know java then you will definetly know what are static variables and how could be they useful. If you dont know what are static variable then look:- Static variable are those variables that can be accessed through any class and in Kodular or AI they can be accessed from any other screen wothout saving it to local storage like Tinydb. In easy words they are variable that can a…

[Lollipop (Rahul)]

This will work for single session only.