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Reverting changes to layout object, part, or background styles

You can remove all layout-level changes you have made to an object, layout part, or the layout background to return to the saved style.

Tip  You can choose Edit menu > Undo, and Edit menu > Redo to incrementally revert and reapply style changes.

To revert changes to object, layout part, or background styles:

1.	In Layout mode, select an object, a part label, or click anywhere in the layout background to select it.

See Selecting objects.

Note  To select the layout background, ensure no objects or parts are selected.

2.	Click Inspector in the layout bar, then click Appearance.

3.	For Style, click the red arrow and choose Revert Changes to Style.

The format of the object, layout part, or layout background returns to the appearance it had when you began making changes. The arrow changes to gray .

Note  If you have not made any layout-level changes, Revert Changes to Style is dimmed in the style drop-down menu.

Related topics 

Editing layout object, part, or background styles

Creating new layout object, part, or background styles

Renaming layout object, part, or background styles

Deleting layout object, part, or background styles

Copying formatting attributes between layout objects, parts, or backgrounds

How FileMaker Pro displays formatting attributes