Evangelos Malandrakis
06/05/2024, 4:18 PMMichael Ullock
06/05/2024, 5:21 PMc0
- Background color of dashboard, widgets, dialogs, etc.
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- Contrast background color
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- More contrast background color
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- Border light color
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- Border medium color
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- Text light color, border dark color
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- Text color
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- Text color
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- Text color
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- Text dark color, foreground color
More details can be found in our doc below:
https://www.gooddata.com/docs/cloud/customize-appearance/create-custom-themes/theme-properties/#ThemeProperties-Complementarycolor
If this question relates to something else - Please let me know and I’ll be happy to check further for you 🙂Evangelos Malandrakis
06/06/2024, 10:17 AMc7
affect specifically? If this is possible for all the complementary colors, that would be great😊Michael Ullock
06/06/2024, 12:40 PMc6
- Text color = Yellow
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- Text color = Green
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- Text color = Red
I hope this helps clarify what each property is updating. But I must admit, it is not very clear from our documentation - So I am going to reach out internally to see if we can get this updated and make it a little more clear 👍Evangelos Malandrakis
06/06/2024, 1:38 PMEvangelos Malandrakis
06/19/2024, 1:50 PMc6
variable, but I expected the code snippet below to override it. I mention this because I have observed complementary colors being overridden in other cases.
"section": {
"title": {
"color": "#6D7680",
"lineColor": "#dde4eb"
},
"description": {
"color": "#999EA5"
}
}
Why isn't the description color following the specified value? Can it be a bug?
Thanks in advance 😊