Copying and applying a button's style to another button

You can copy the style properties of a button and apply them to another button. This prevents you from having to manually apply each individual property to other buttons.

You can also copy and apply the style properties of text blocks, shapes, characters, and images. For details, see Copying and applying a text block style to another text block, Copying and applying the style of a shape, line, or arrow to another shape, line, or arrow, Copying and applying an character's style to another character, and Copying and applying an image's style to another image.

You can copy and apply the following style properties:

Opacity
Border weight
Border color
Border style
Shadow (Color, Transparency, Blur, Angle and Distance)
Reflection
Color
Fill (Gradient, Texture, and Picture)
Outline (Weight, Color, and Style)
Text Style (Font type, Font size, Font color, Bold/Italic/Underline, and Alignment)
Button states

To copy a button's style properties and apply them to another button:

In the Title Explorer or in the work area, select the button whose style properties you want to copy.
On the Home ribbon, select Style Painter from the Clipboard group.
Locate the target button. You will notice the cursor change to the paintbrush cursor within the work area.
Select the target button.

The style properties from the original button are applied to the target button.