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The first thing you may want to change is the BaseTheme associated with your theme. As for a Web Page (#PRIM_WEB) the BaseTheme default value is set as *null, indicating that the system theme 2015Gray will be applied. You can select a different System Theme as the BaseTheme. In the following example the BaseTheme is 2015DeepOrange.
Begin_Com Role(*EXTENDS #PRIM_THM) Style(#ThemeStyle) Basetheme(2015DeepOrange)
Define_Com Class(#PRIM_VS.SolidBrush) Name(#AlmostBlack) Color(34:34:34)
Define_Com Class(#PRIM_VS.Style) Name(#ThemeStyle) Facename('Tahoma, Geneva, San-serif') Fontsize(12) Fontunits(Pixel) Foregroundbrush(#AlmostBlack)
Also note in this example that a style, ThemeStyle, has been applied to the entire theme object. This style is used to define the base font properties.
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Text color can be nominated using the Textcolor or Solidbrush properties. A Textcolor is restricted to being an RGB color value or a LANSA specified color name. Alternately you can define a SolidBrush (which can be re-used elsewhere in the theme) to set the Foregroundbrush color.
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Themes are compiled objects, so any changes applied to the theme will be automatically applied after the theme is recompiled.
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For more information on Themes, refer to to Themes in What the Application will look like in the Visual LANSA Developer's Guide.