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==Scope==
 
==Scope==
Web Assistant parameter, specified either in the URL or in the Web Assistant parameters in the linked application.
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SAP Companion parameter, specified either in the URL or in the SAP Companion parameters in the linked application.
  
 
==Purpose==
 
==Purpose==
Used to specify the color of text and icons for hovered-over tiles on the ''[[Carousel]]'' (except for on the ''What's New'' page, where '''[[WNFg]]''' is used instead).
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[[File:AccentFg.png|thumb|right|Example of the Carousel with accentFg=255,0,0 (red)]]
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Used to specify the color of the following elements:
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* Text and icons for hovered-over tiles on the ''[[Carousel]]'' (except for on the ''What's New'' page, where '''[[WNFg]]''' is used instead)
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* The 'outer edge' of hotspots (except the current hotspot)
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* Bubble Titles
  
 
==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]
  
[[Category: Web Assistant parameter]]
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[[Category: SAP Companion parameter]]

Latest revision as of 15:09, 14 July 2023


Scope

SAP Companion parameter, specified either in the URL or in the SAP Companion parameters in the linked application.

Purpose

Example of the Carousel with accentFg=255,0,0 (red)

Used to specify the color of the following elements:

  • Text and icons for hovered-over tiles on the Carousel (except for on the What's New page, where WNFg is used instead)
  • The 'outer edge' of hotspots (except the current hotspot)
  • Bubble Titles

Usage

Specified as:

accentFg={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.)

See Also