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| + | Used to specify the background color of the main Learning Center page (excluding the screen header - which is changed via the '''[[LAHeadBg]]''' parameter). It used to also apply to the 'Recommended Learning' dialog box, but that has now been incorporated into the ''[[Carousel]]'' (as the ''Learning'' page) - which uses the '''[[uiBg]]''' setting. | ||
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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 14:50, 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 background color of the main Learning Center page (excluding the screen header - which is changed via the LAHeadBg parameter). It used to also apply to the 'Recommended Learning' dialog box, but that has now been incorporated into the Carousel (as the Learning page) - which uses the uiBg setting.
Usage
Specified as:
LABg={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.)
