A tile group's caption editor is painted with the color specified by the group's Caption.Font.Color property if a skin is applied by passing a skin controller

Thank you Paulo,
Attached is a screenshot of my edition:
- An edition without skin (dxTile.LookAndFeel.SkinName = '')
- An edition with skin (descendant of Office2010Blue: dxTile.LookAndFeel.SkinName = 'GOffice2010 Blue').
The rendering is not the same. The selected skin so changes the appearance.
Can you tell me what properties to change in the skin editor to change the shape of button (Editors -?> CloseButton … I tried but it did not work …) and the color of the text (Editors ->?) in my edition that is white with white background so I do not see …

Changing a skin changes all editors, and as a result, it also changes the group caption editor. Of course, I can tell you what properties you need to change. But note that all other button edits in your project (if any) will also be changed.
Anyway, the properties you need are Editors->EditorButton->Image and Editors->The Additional Tab->TextColor.

Thank you Paulo
But I havn't the property "TextColor" in Additional Tab.
I added it manually, but the color does not change in my edition.
In fact, I noticed the following:
- If I don't use TdxSkinController, whatever the SkinName TdxTile of my text, editing is white on white.
- If I use a TdxSkinController,with the same skins in this component, I see the text.
Is there any bugs?
The problem is that I can't use TdxSkinController because it changes the appearance of the rest of my application that should not be changed …
Can you suggest a solution ?

This looks strange. Perhaps, you are trying to find it in a wrong place. Would you please provide me with a screenshot (the entire screen) demonstrating the content of the Additional tab on your side?

As for the skinning issue, using the TdxSkinController is the most reliable way to apply a skin. Otherwise there is a chance that not all required skin units will be added to the uses clause of your units. You can use the TdxSkinController.OnSkinForm event to apply a skin only to the forms you wish. If this solution does not help, provide us with a small sample project demonstrating the issue. We will try to find an appropriate solution.

Here is the screenshot.

This tab belongs to the EditorButton element, but not to the Editors group. See the attached modified screenshot.

Indeed I'm trying to find it in a wrong place…
Thank you for Screenshot :)
But unfortunately this does not fix my problem of white text on white background …
I'll try to make a small program to show you my problem.

Here a small program based on my own Application and a screenshot to show you the problem (in a second comment).

the other attachment

Thank you for your demo application. I see the problem. However, the executable file does not allow us to find its cause. Would you please provide us with the source of your demo project and your custom skin project. I believe that we can solve this problem for you.