You can then switch to your solution file, and open 'Manage Themes' and paste the new theme in : Once you've given the Theme a name, click the 'Copy Theme' button, which puts a copy of the Theme onto the clipboard.

Once the report is complete, enter a new name for the report, replacing the 'New Theme' default: This report will process all the layout Objects, and find all the common styling, and generate a new Theme with only one 'Style' for each version of an object in your solution. Then run the new ThemeBuilder report and select both the Analysis, and the File you want to produce a Theme for : To start with, run the Database Design Report in XML format and import this into BaseElements : The starting point for this report is that you've got a solution that either uses the Classic theme from an old version of FileMaker Pro, or has a new theme, but styling has never been used, so each individual object has custom styling. The workflow for this report and how you use it is a little complex, so read through this before trying to use this report. You can then paste this new Theme into your solution, and replace existing objects with newly styled objects. This report works by reviewing every layout object in your solution, and building a new theme based on the styling used everywhere. BaseElements 18 introduces a new ThemeBuilder report that lets you more easily transition from either the Classic theme from an old solution, or from a new solution that has a theme, but where the layout objects aren't set to styles and each object has individual styling.

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