SA Project- Use of Custom Theme (no5 and no6) without editing SA_Control-> Theme.ci

Hi Rune,

To use theme 5 or 6 you need to do the following:

The workspace supports basic theming. By default we ship a number of themes out of the box such as Indigo, SEGreen, Black, Grey and in 2018 R2 “Blue”.

A theme consists of:

• Header bar Colour

• Control colour

The set of colours for the header bar are fixed. They are Black, Green, Grey, Orange, Indigo and Blue (2018 R2)

The set of colours for the control colours are also fixed. They are Green, Indigo, Orange and Blue (2018 R2)

A custom theme involves selecting a Headerbar colour and a Control colour.

1. In Citect Studio, navigate to Standards > Labels

2. Change the label “_THEME_Default” to 5 or 6.

a. We only support 2 custom themes.

3. Create a Startup function for your Clients with the following code:

a. Theme_SetHeaderColor(5, THEME_Header_Light)

b. Theme_SetHilightColor(5, THEME_Hilight_Blue)

4. [Save] the file

5. In your computers profile, ensure this function is called on startup of the client

6. Compile and Run up Citect

Hi Rune,

To use theme 5 or 6 you need to do the following:

The workspace supports basic theming. By default we ship a number of themes out of the box such as Indigo, SEGreen, Black, Grey and in 2018 R2 “Blue”.

A theme consists of:

• Header bar Colour

• Control colour

The set of colours for the header bar are fixed. They are Black, Green, Grey, Orange, Indigo and Blue (2018 R2)

The set of colours for the control colours are also fixed. They are Green, Indigo, Orange and Blue (2018 R2)

A custom theme involves selecting a Headerbar colour and a Control colour.

1. In Citect Studio, navigate to Standards > Labels

2. Change the label “_THEME_Default” to 5 or 6.

a. We only support 2 custom themes.

3. Create a Startup function for your Clients with the following code:

a. Theme_SetHeaderColor(5, THEME_Header_Light)

b. Theme_SetHilightColor(5, THEME_Hilight_Blue)

4. [Save] the file

5. In your computers profile, ensure this function is called on startup of the client

6. Compile and Run up Citect