Colour themes - Revision history

Uixtung at 18:38, 7 September 2015

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	The ~~xml~~ files contained in the colors/ folder contain the different colour themes for the skin. This allows you the skinner to define the colours that you'll use for text + images once in terms of ~~english~~ names (rather than hex codes) and potentially allows you to have different colour themes.		The XML files contained in the colors/ folder contain the different colour themes for the skin. This allows you the skinner to define the colours that you'll use for text and images once in terms of English names (rather than hex codes) and potentially allows you to have different colour themes.

	Each additional colour theme has a single ~~.xml~~ file, where the filename should be the same as the name of the colour theme (eg. orange.xml). The default colours should be placed in defaults.xml - this is a fallback file that is used when the user hasn't requested another colour theme, or when their selected colour theme doesn't contain a particular colour assignment.		Each additional colour theme has a single XML file, where the filename should be the same as the name of the colour theme (e.g. orange.xml). The default colours should be placed in defaults.xml - this is a fallback file that is used when the user hasn't requested another colour theme, or when their selected colour theme doesn't contain a particular colour assignment.

	The layout is as follows (note that the hex code is in ARGB format):		The layout is as follows (note that the hex code is in ARGB format):
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	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

	You can then use <textcolor>white</textcolor> within the main skin files to refer to which colour you want. This allows you to easily change all the colouring in the skin by just adding a new ~~.xml~~ file to the colors/ folder.		You can then use <textcolor>white</textcolor> within the main skin files to refer to which colour you want. This allows you to easily change all the colouring in the skin by just adding a new XML file to the colors/ folder.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	The layout is as follows (note that the hex code is in ARGB format):		The layout is as follows (note that the hex code is in ARGB format):

	<syntaxhighlight lang="xml">		<syntaxhighlight lang="xml" enclose="div">
	<colors>		<colors>
	<color name="white">ffffffff</color>		<color name="white">ffffffff</color>

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	The layout is as follows (note that the hex code is in ARGB format):		The layout is as follows (note that the hex code is in ARGB format):

	<~~source~~ lang="xml">		<syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
	<colors>		<colors>
	<color name="white">ffffffff</color>		<color name="white">ffffffff</color>
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	<color name="green">ff00ff7f</color>		<color name="green">ff00ff7f</color>
	</colors>		</colors>
	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>

	You can then use <textcolor>white</textcolor> within the main skin files to refer to which colour you want. This allows you to easily change all the colouring in the skin by just adding a new .xml file to the colors/ folder.		You can then use <textcolor>white</textcolor> within the main skin files to refer to which colour you want. This allows you to easily change all the colouring in the skin by just adding a new .xml file to the colors/ folder.

Ronie at 13:52, 27 October 2013

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	The xml files contained in the colors/ folder contain the different colour themes for the skin. This allows you the skinner to define the colours that you'll use for text + images once in terms of english names (rather than hex codes) and potentially allows you to have different colour themes.		The xml files contained in the colors/ folder contain the different colour themes for the skin. This allows you the skinner to define the colours that you'll use for text + images once in terms of english names (rather than hex codes) and potentially allows you to have different colour themes.

	Each colour theme has a single .xml file. The default colours should be placed in ~~default~~.xml - this is a fallback file that is used when the user hasn't requested another colour theme, or when their selected colour theme doesn't contain a particular colour assignment.		Each additional colour theme has a single .xml file, where the filename should be the same as the name of the colour theme (eg. orange.xml). The default colours should be placed in defaults.xml - this is a fallback file that is used when the user hasn't requested another colour theme, or when their selected colour theme doesn't contain a particular colour assignment.

	The layout is as follows (note that the hex code is in ARGB format):		The layout is as follows (note that the hex code is in ARGB format):

>NedBot: Robot: Cosmetic changes

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Robot: Cosmetic changes

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	You can then use <textcolor>white</textcolor> within the main skin files to refer to which colour you want. This allows you to easily change all the colouring in the skin by just adding a new .xml file to the colors/ folder.		You can then use <textcolor>white</textcolor> within the main skin files to refer to which colour you want. This allows you to easily change all the colouring in the skin by just adding a new .xml file to the colors/ folder.

	==See also==		== See also ==
	'''Development:'''		'''Development:'''
	* [[Add-on development]]		* [[Add-on development]]

>Martijn at 22:44, 26 January 2013

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	You can then use <textcolor>white</textcolor> within the main skin files to refer to which colour you want. This allows you to easily change all the colouring in the skin by just adding a new .xml file to the colors/ folder.		You can then use <textcolor>white</textcolor> within the main skin files to refer to which colour you want. This allows you to easily change all the colouring in the skin by just adding a new .xml file to the colors/ folder.

			==See also==
			'''Development:'''
			* [[Add-on development]]
			* [[Skinning]]

	[[Category:Skin Development]]		[[Category:Skin Development]]

>NedBot: Robot: Cosmetic changes

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Robot: Cosmetic changes

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	The xml files contained in the colors/ folder contain the different colour themes for the skin. This allows you the skinner to define the colours that you'll use for text + images once in terms of english names (rather than hex codes) and potentially allows you to have different colour themes.		The xml files contained in the colors/ folder contain the different colour themes for the skin. This allows you the skinner to define the colours that you'll use for text + images once in terms of english names (rather than hex codes) and potentially allows you to have different colour themes.

	Each colour theme has a single .xml file. The default colours should be placed in default.xml - this is a fallback file that is used when the user hasn't requested another colour theme, or when their selected colour theme doesn't contain a particular colour assignment.		Each colour theme has a single .xml file. The default colours should be placed in default.xml - this is a fallback file that is used when the user hasn't requested another colour theme, or when their selected colour theme doesn't contain a particular colour assignment.

	The layout is as follows (note that the hex code is in ARGB format):		The layout is as follows (note that the hex code is in ARGB format):
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	</source>		</source>

	You can then use <textcolor>white</textcolor> within the main skin files to refer to which colour you want. This allows you to easily change all the colouring in the skin by just adding a new .xml file to the colors/ folder.		You can then use <textcolor>white</textcolor> within the main skin files to refer to which colour you want. This allows you to easily change all the colouring in the skin by just adding a new .xml file to the colors/ folder.
	[[~~category~~:Skin Development]]
			[[Category:Skin Development]]

>Theuni at 21:36, 21 April 2010

2010-04-21T21:36:56Z

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	The layout is as follows (note that the hex code is in ARGB format):		The layout is as follows (note that the hex code is in ARGB format):

	<xml>		<source lang="xml">
	<colors>		<colors>
	<color name="white">ffffffff</color>		<color name="white">ffffffff</color>
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	<color name="green">ff00ff7f</color>		<color name="green">ff00ff7f</color>
	</colors>		</colors>
	</~~xml~~>		</source>

	You can then use <textcolor>white</textcolor> within the main skin files to refer to which colour you want. This allows you to easily change all the colouring in the skin by just adding a new .xml file to the colors/ folder.		You can then use <textcolor>white</textcolor> within the main skin files to refer to which colour you want. This allows you to easily change all the colouring in the skin by just adding a new .xml file to the colors/ folder.
	[[category:Skin Development]]		[[category:Skin Development]]