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| − | + | SAP Companion parameter, specified either in the URL or in the SAP Companion parameters in the linked application. | |
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| − | Used to specify the background color | + | [[File:UiBg.png|thumb|right|Example of Web Assistant when uiBg=255,0,0 (red)]] |
| + | Used to specify the color of the following user interface (UI) elements for Web Assistant: | ||
| + | * The background color of the ''[[Carousel]]'' (including the 'Help Stripe') | ||
| + | * The background color of Help Bubbles (including Guided Tours) | ||
| + | * The color of the Carousel scrollbar (derived from this color: the track is slightly lighter, and the control is slightly darker) | ||
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
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* [https://enablenowexpert.com/?p=321 Customizing colors in the Web Assistant] | * [https://enablenowexpert.com/?p=321 Customizing colors in the Web Assistant] | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:03, 14 July 2023
Scope
SAP Companion parameter, specified either in the URL or in the SAP Companion parameters in the linked application.
Purpose
Used to specify the color of the following user interface (UI) elements for Web Assistant:
- The background color of the Carousel (including the 'Help Stripe')
- The background color of Help Bubbles (including Guided Tours)
- The color of the Carousel scrollbar (derived from this color: the track is slightly lighter, and the control is slightly darker)
Usage
Specified as:
uiBg={RR,GG,BB}
where {RR,GG,BB} are the comma-separated decimal RGB values of the required color (so “255,0,0” for red). (You can specify them as hex values [e.g. #FF0000] in the application – but obviously using a # wouldn’t work in a URL.)
