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- destrukStreaming StarIt's good that you are using "generic-dark" as that is the only valid value besides "default" that you could use.
Pages 26-27 of the component reference guide list all the possible color values you can access for your theme's dialogs. - evilmax17Visitor
"destruk" wrote:
It's good that you are using "generic-dark" as that is the only valid value besides "default" that you could use.
Pages 26-27 of the component reference guide list all the possible color values you can access for your theme's dialogs.
I don't see text/title color for dialogs on pages 26-27, do you? Unless I missed something.
The docs have been a little flaky in the past when it comes to themes, which is why I'm asking. - destrukStreaming Star
"evilmax17" wrote:
"destruk" wrote:
It's good that you are using "generic-dark" as that is the only valid value besides "default" that you could use.
Pages 26-27 of the component reference guide list all the possible color values you can access for your theme's dialogs.
I don't see text/title color for dialogs on pages 26-27, do you? Unless I missed something.
The docs have been a little flaky in the past when it comes to themes, which is why I'm asking.
The only COLOR attributes for themes are there. You can try those and see if they work on dialog screens. If not, then you're just plain out of luck. - TheEndlessChannel Surfer
"destruk" wrote:
"evilmax17" wrote:
"destruk" wrote:
It's good that you are using "generic-dark" as that is the only valid value besides "default" that you could use.
Pages 26-27 of the component reference guide list all the possible color values you can access for your theme's dialogs.
I don't see text/title color for dialogs on pages 26-27, do you? Unless I missed something.
The docs have been a little flaky in the past when it comes to themes, which is why I'm asking.
The only COLOR attributes for themes are there. You can try those and see if they work on dialog screens. If not, then you're just plain out of luck.
Actually, there have been a number of undocumented theme attributes discussed/uncovered in this forum. It's also not uncommon at all for there to be typos in the documentation, either (particularly with the theme attributes). I'm also quite interested in how to change the color of the text on the "generic-dark" dialogs, as it's not obvious in the documentation, nor is it realistic for us to try every single possible theme attribute to see if any affect it. I've abandoned using it in a couple of my channels for this very reason. - RokuKevinVisitorThe generic-dark theme has an effect on dialogs and the keyboard screen. The keyboard screen allows you to override some of the parameters of this them as documented in the component reference.
I'm not aware of any undocumented theme parameters to override generic-dark dialog text...
--Kevin - TheEndlessChannel Surfer
"RokuKevin" wrote:
The generic-dark theme has an effect on dialogs and the keyboard screen. The keyboard screen allows you to override some of the parameters of this them as documented in the component reference.
I'm not aware of any undocumented theme parameters to override generic-dark dialog text...
--Kevin
If you can't change the dialog text, then the "generic-dark" theme is pretty useless with any channel that requires dialogs, because it uses dark gray text on a dark gray dialog. It's not an issue with the Netflix channel which uses the dark theme, so we were/are hoping there's a way to override it that's exposed in the SDK...