To ensure UI consistency I'd like to be able to create custom named colors, for the entire project team to use in the entire model. For example, I'd like to save 40, 170, 225 as 'Thinkwise Blue' and be able to use it in themes, conditional layouts and eventually in the Universal GUI as an icon color.
Additionally, it would be nice to enforce the use of certain colors, or at least raise a validation error, similarly to sub names in the current Software Factory.
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Create custom named colors
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This feature is actually already in our backlog!
In addition, it will be possible to define these colors in the context of a theme so that you can, for example, adjust conditional formatting colors to suit different theme colors. For the same reason, we will probably also separate fonts from font styling (size, bold, italic).
In addition, it will be possible to define these colors in the context of a theme so that you can, for example, adjust conditional formatting colors to suit different theme colors. For the same reason, we will probably also separate fonts from font styling (size, bold, italic).
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Jasper wrote:
This feature is actually already in our backlog!
In addition, it will be possible to define these colors in the context of a theme so that you can, for example, adjust conditional formatting colors to suit different theme colors. For the same reason, we will probably also separate fonts from font styling (size, bold, italic).
In addition, it will be possible to define these colors in the context of a theme so that you can, for example, adjust conditional formatting colors to suit different theme colors. For the same reason, we will probably also separate fonts from font styling (size, bold, italic).
Awesome! A new idea then, a public short term road map or backlog so we know what's coming?
+12On the backlog→Open
+12Status updated to better reflect the Status of the Idea with the clarified Statuses as explained in the Reply here: What happens to your ideas? (updated as per november 2024) | Thinkwise Community
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