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This property designates the item graphical appearance when in the Edit mode. This property designates the item height (in pixels) when in the Edit mode. See FMX.ListViewCustomBottomDetail Sample and other Samples. To switch to the Edit mode, right-click the TListView object in the StructureView or in the Form Designer and select Toggle EditMode. Use the Toggle EditMode context menu command to change the design-time view of items in the ListView object in the Form Designer to the edit mode view. Default value: ListItem.Ĭhoose between the following values: PropertyĪn image, a caption, and an accessory graphical buttonĪn image, a caption, a detail text, and an accessory graphical buttonĪn image, a caption, a detail text, and an accessory text buttonĪn image, a caption, and an accessory text buttonĪ caption and an accessory graphical buttonĪ caption, a detail text, and an accessory graphical button This property designates the item graphical appearance (image, caption, accessory button, etc.). This property designates the item height (in pixels). Possible values are: Custom and ListHeader. This property designates the header graphical appearance. This property designates the list header height (in pixels). This property designates the footer graphical appearance. This property designates the list footer height (in pixels). The following appearance properties of a ListView are grouped in the Object Inspector and in the StructureView, and you can modify their values to customize your list view appearance. The ItemAppearance property controls the footer, the header, and the item appearance size (normal and in edit mode). You can customize the appearance of a FireMonkey list view by modifying the layout of the list items, including the caption, the associated image, text details, or the accessory icon.Ĭustomizing the List View Appearance PropertiesĪt design time, you can change the footer, header, and the list items appearance (also for the editing mode) by modifying the values of the properties in the ItemAppearance property. 4.1 How to use the Customized Appearance Class.1.5 How to Modify List View Appearance Properties.1.4 List item properties in the Edit Mode.1 Customizing the List View Appearance Properties.