indesign color theme tool changes the color of any text in same text frame regardless of different paragraph styles.
It makes sense, but I was hoping I'd be able to pick a color from a visual for headline, another for subhead… no luck.
Anyone know of a workaround? thanks!
indesign color theme tool applies active color to ALL paragraphs styles in text:
http://i.stack.imgur.com/Ji6TN.jpg
After you have picked the colors, select the color (from theme) for your headline, now select the headline text, the color should get applied. Select the color again (from theme) for a subhead, select the subhead text, the color gets applied.
You may want to use the reagular color picker while clicking on shift to get any color value from a visual.
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I'm trying to find a way to use styles to set the color of the selected text in a TEdit in Firemonkey.
In Delphi VCL, the text color by default changes to white (or perhaps a windows constant) when the text is selected, so that it shows clearly through the selection highlight.
In FMX, the default style is for the text color not to change. That results in the text being hard to read. I'd like to set it so that it works like VCL, but I can't find anywhere in the style to set the text color of the selected text.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Scott
I'm playing around with the Color Theme Designer for Visual Studio 2022 to create a custom color scheme.
I have come to a syntax highlighting I like so far. But then I noticed that the background of some selected text remains at the normal background color (here: 0x282828) over keywords like new etc. See the screenshot below.
For that selection background I set up the All elements category in Color theme designer like:
Text Editor Text Manager Items
...
Plain Text 07282828
Plain Text FFEBDBB2
Selected Text FF076678
...
The property Selected text occurs here twice; once it probably concerns the background color, the second time the foreground color.
But on the screenshot it is visible that the background color only is applied to the empty glyphs, spaces etc.
Which setting in the Color Theme Designer must be changed to get the selection background color applied to the whole selection?
In a dgml file, an expanded Node can have the Background color set which changes the background of the border and title bar. The Foreground color sets the color of the title text.
The body currently seems to be filled with a color that depends on the current color theme selected in the Visual Studio options dialog. This means some people end up with white backgrounds and some black. This causes issues, especially when trying to export as xps to print the diagram. A massive block of black ink is a waste of ink!
How can the color of the body of the expanded Node be specified?
No it cannot. It was a "UI design" decision. Filling the entire group background with color conflicted too much with the VS color scheme. For example, a dark theme editor showing tons of White looks ugly, and a light themed VS showing tons of dark colors also looks ugly...sorry.
Not the foreground/background color, but the color of the text itself.
I need to verify the result text by color (red/green).
The foreground color is the color of the text in case of a Text field.
What kind of Widget are trying to verify?
This question may be a bit too simplistic for this community but I'm stumped. When preparing a lecture I prefer to have a black background with white text on a square slide.
I know how to create a theme to get the slide design quickly.
I know how to change font text color.
But...
1) How do I assign a theme to default (instead of having to load it manually each time)?
2) How do I change the default text color?
Ideally, I'd like to have powerpoint open with my custom theme and having white text as the default color so I don't need to change these settings manually.
much thanks!
Point Google here to get a more detailed set of instrux,
https://www.google.com/search?q=default+theme+powerpoint+2016&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
But basically you rightclick the theme you want to set as default in the Themes gallery, then choose Set as Default.
When creating your theme, add a text box, format it to the font style you want, then right click and choose Set as Default Text Box. This will set the font style for any newly added text. Also make sure that the font theme included in your theme specifies the fonts you want for title and body text. To do this, go to View | Slide Master. On the Slide Master tab, you can use the Fonts button in the Background group to choose or modify the font theme.