Different colors

[Boone]

The Apex Light style has blue as a dominant color.

I'd like to make the same exact style as red, orange, etc....

Which property do I change?

And...

What would be the hierachy?

1. -XenBase 1.4.2
2. - Apex Light
3. - Apex Blue
4. - Apex Red
5. - Apex Green
6. - And so on????

Thanks!

 

[Russ]

Ideally your setup would be:

• XenBase
  • Apex Light
    • Your Custom style you put all your edits into
      • Custom Red
      • Custom Green
      • Custom Yellow

This way you put all your main edits into "Your custom style", but only change the Color palette (xbcolor1 I think it is) to the new color you want on the child styles.

 

[Steve]

Yea and you can just change each of the blue color palettes or use the sliders in the color palette.

 

[Boone]

Sorry, having a brain freeze.

I'd like to make an exact copy(copies) of the style I'm using. It's the blue and then I'd like a red, green, etc.... So when I make a change it trickles down automatically to the blue, red, green, etc...

How do I accomplish this?

Thanks!!

EDIT: Also, I don't think it's xbcolor1 to change colors (post #2). Which one is it?

Again, thank you!!

 

[Russ]

Just create child styles of your primary style:

• XenBase
  • Apex
    • - Your custom style default is blue
      • - Red child of your custom style(only change the xbColor1/primaryMedium/inlineMod would effect the blues)

 

[Boone]

OK. I did that. I have to put in the edits that I did myself to the new red skin, it didn't trickle down from the blue.

Does this mean I did it right?

 

[Russ]

OK. I did that. I have to put in the edits that I did myself to the new red skin, it didn't trickle down from the blue.

Does this mean I did it right?

Going back through any unanswered questions by us... sorry @Boone missed this. Did you get this figured out?

 

[Boone]

Did you get this figured out?

No.