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==Scope== | ==Scope== | ||
| − | + | SAP Companion parameter, specified either in the URL or in the SAP Companion parameters in the linked application. | |
This parameter replaces the '''themeBase''' parameter, which did exactly the same thing. | This parameter replaces the '''themeBase''' parameter, which did exactly the same thing. | ||
==Purpose== | ==Purpose== | ||
| − | Used to select the 'color scheme' of the | + | Used to select the 'color scheme' of the SAP Companion provided help. Almost all colors and accents can be overridden by specific individual parameters. |
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
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| '''<tt>hcw</tt>''' || 'High-contrast white': White tiles and black text, with blue highlights/accents | | '''<tt>hcw</tt>''' || 'High-contrast white': White tiles and black text, with blue highlights/accents | ||
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| + | | '''<tt>horizon</tt>''' || Matches SAP Horizon theme: White tiles and dark blue text, with blue highlights/accents; extra rounding on the corners of bubbles. | ||
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| '''<tt>quartz</tt>''' || Matches SAP Quartz Theme: Dusty blue tiles and white text, with blue highlights/accents | | '''<tt>quartz</tt>''' || Matches SAP Quartz Theme: Dusty blue tiles and white text, with blue highlights/accents | ||
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| '''<tt>quartzlight</tt>''' || Matches SAP Quartz Light Theme: White tiles and gray text, with blue highlights/accents | | '''<tt>quartzlight</tt>''' || Matches SAP Quartz Light Theme: White tiles and gray text, with blue highlights/accents | ||
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| − | '''belize''' and '''belizeplus''' were introduced in | + | '''belize''' and '''belizeplus''' were introduced in SAP Companion 3.0.14, to match the Fiori themes '''Belize''' and '''Belize Deep''' respectively. Handily, if Fiori is set to one of these, SAP Companion will automatically use the other, to provide a suitable contrast. |
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
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* '''[[LAHeadBg]]''' | * '''[[LAHeadBg]]''' | ||
* '''[[LAHeadFg]]''' | * '''[[LAHeadFg]]''' | ||
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* '''[[uiBg]]''' | * '''[[uiBg]]''' | ||
* '''[[uiFg]]''' | * '''[[uiFg]]''' | ||
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* '''[[WNFg]]''' | * '''[[WNFg]]''' | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:06, 17 July 2023
Scope
SAP Companion parameter, specified either in the URL or in the SAP Companion parameters in the linked application.
This parameter replaces the themeBase parameter, which did exactly the same thing.
Purpose
Used to select the 'color scheme' of the SAP Companion provided help. Almost all colors and accents can be overridden by specific individual parameters.
Usage
Specified as:
theme=[default|light|sfsf|hcb|hcw|quartz|quartzlight|belize|belizeplus]
where the values have the following effects:
| belize | Matches SAP Belize Theme |
| belizeplus | Matches SAP Belize Deep Theme |
| default | Dark gray tiles and white text, with green highlight/accents |
| light | Light gray tiles and black text, with green highlights/accents |
| sfsf | Designed for SuccessFactors - Blue tiles and white text, with light blue highlights/accents |
| hcb | 'High-contrast black': Black tiles and white text, with tan highlights/accents |
| hcw | 'High-contrast white': White tiles and black text, with blue highlights/accents |
| horizon | Matches SAP Horizon theme: White tiles and dark blue text, with blue highlights/accents; extra rounding on the corners of bubbles. |
| quartz | Matches SAP Quartz Theme: Dusty blue tiles and white text, with blue highlights/accents |
| quartzlight | Matches SAP Quartz Light Theme: White tiles and gray text, with blue highlights/accents |
belize and belizeplus were introduced in SAP Companion 3.0.14, to match the Fiori themes Belize and Belize Deep respectively. Handily, if Fiori is set to one of these, SAP Companion will automatically use the other, to provide a suitable contrast.
