I can't tell you how many times I've viewed examples and no one goes to the detail you do to make subtle changes which makes a PowerApp appear very polished. Thank you very much for sharing this. Will look forward to your other videos. Much appreciated.
Thank you Ryan for this video. I got introduced to power app out of the need to give a UI solution to data visualization. I am glad to find your channel, now I can standout in my solution and portfolio project.
Very much enjoy your content. I'd like to suggest improving your audio quality. Room is quite echoy, but more important the keyboard typing is very loud and distracting. Just a suggestion. Thanks again.
@@2007pradipta Sorry, I think my instructions were unclear. The + doesn't mean you hit CTRL and the + key. I meant that you hit CTRL "plus the" [ key. That is, CTRL and the Square Bracket key. CTRL with the Left Square Bracket [ moves the layer down, and CTRL with the Right Square Bracket ] moves the layer up.
Modern controls just aren’t ready for primetime. There are so many properties you can’t control, with font size being a prime example. I still find the classic controls far more customizable, and while there are some neat visual features of modern controls, they ultimately provide a less customizable experience as a maker, so I just do not use them as a matter of course. Hopefully in the near future, they will be workable!
Instead of changing the size of the icon so it isn't as big as the container, just change the icon padding. That way the touch area is the same size as your container, and you'll have a more pleasant UX
I can't tell you how many times I've viewed examples and no one goes to the detail you do to make subtle changes which makes a PowerApp appear very polished. Thank you very much for sharing this. Will look forward to your other videos. Much appreciated.
Thanks! It’s great to know that this kind of content meets a need. I look forward to keeping it up!
This is great, Ryan. This is great. Thank you for sharing. Wishing you and your channel every success.
Thanks!
Thank you Ryan for this video. I got introduced to power app out of the need to give a UI solution to data visualization. I am glad to find your channel, now I can standout in my solution and portfolio project.
Fantastic!
Thank you so much for this. My Home Screen is now styling.
Love it!
Thank you Ryan for this awesome video. Possible to style the same for ComboBox...?
Very much enjoy your content. I'd like to suggest improving your audio quality. Room is quite echoy, but more important the keyboard typing is very loud and distracting. Just a suggestion. Thanks again.
Thanks for the feedback!
This is amazing. Thanks for making such a great content 👍
Thanks! Glad it’s helpful!
This great tips just wanted to What is shortcut you are using for reordering the container?
Thanks! Reorder items with CTRL+ [ or ], depending on whether you are moving up or down.
This comment needs to get pinned!!!
How did you move the container in the hierarchy using the keyboard?
I’m wondering this too?
Ah it’s asked and answered below
how you move the container position from top to bottom by just clicking some keys ?
CTRL + [ and CTRL + ]
thanks for your response@@PowerPlatformRyan . But after selecting the control and clicking CTRL+ whole screen size Zoomed ...
@@2007pradipta Sorry, I think my instructions were unclear. The + doesn't mean you hit CTRL and the + key. I meant that you hit CTRL "plus the" [ key. That is, CTRL and the Square Bracket key. CTRL with the Left Square Bracket [ moves the layer down, and CTRL with the Right Square Bracket ] moves the layer up.
@@PowerPlatformRyan Appreciate your effort to clarify ..It working ..thanks a lot.
Or just use modern controls lol.
Modern controls just aren’t ready for primetime. There are so many properties you can’t control, with font size being a prime example. I still find the classic controls far more customizable, and while there are some neat visual features of modern controls, they ultimately provide a less customizable experience as a maker, so I just do not use them as a matter of course. Hopefully in the near future, they will be workable!
Instead of changing the size of the icon so it isn't as big as the container, just change the icon padding. That way the touch area is the same size as your container, and you'll have a more pleasant UX
Slick! I love that. Thanks!