Color customization about everythingtoolbar HOT 7 CLOSED

It looks like Instant Eyedropper gives you #RRGGBB. The AA in the front is just the transparency where FF would be fully opaque and 00 fully transparent.

I'd suggest using an online converter to convert decimal 0-255 to hexadecimal 00-FF and prepending that to whatever Instant Eyedropper gives you. But most of the time you'll just need #FF...

Hmmm 🤔 I see, okay. Thanks for your help, now it will take me a while to see what changes EverythingToolbar shows when I modify colors to create my custom theme. :)

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Thanks for the suggestion. This will be possible when I get around to implementing customizable colors. It will take a while though.

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Version 0.4.0 now supports theming. You can create a new theme file (.xaml) within the Themes folder and change each color individually. For example change the SearchBoxBackground color to #00333333 to make it fully transparent.

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Version 0.4.0 now supports theming. You can create a new theme file (.xaml) within the Themes folder and change each color individually. For example change the SearchBoxBackground color to #00333333 to make it fully transparent.

What kind of color code is #00333333 ? Is HTML? Is Hex Code?

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What kind of color code is #00333333 ? Is HTML? Is Hex Code?

It is an #AARRGGBB hex color code.

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It is an #AARRGGBB hex color code.

Thanks. Which application do you use to know color codes? I use Instant Eyedropper but I see that it does not support color coding like #AARRGGBB and I want to create a custom theme but I need an app that shows me those color values #AARRGGBB

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It looks like Instant Eyedropper gives you #RRGGBB. The AA in the front is just the transparency where FF would be fully opaque and 00 fully transparent.

I'd suggest using an online converter to convert decimal 0-255 to hexadecimal 00-FF and prepending that to whatever Instant Eyedropper gives you. But most of the time you'll just need #FF...

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