How to create a custom theme in Dopus 13

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Tooltips:

Tooltips:
1-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Tooltips > Background
2-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Tooltips > Text
3-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Directory Opus Colors > Miscellaneous > Hyperlink
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Directory Opus Colors > Miscellaneous > Hyperlink-Clicked

Quick Filter:

Quick Filter:
1-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Directory Opus Colors > Pane borders > Background

2-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Directory Opus Colors > Pane borders > Highlight
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Directory Opus Colors > Pane borders > Shadow

3-For the border:
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Checkboxes and radios > Border
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Checkboxes and radios > Border-Hot
etc.
For the glyph:
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Checkboxes and radios > Glyph
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Checkboxes and radios > Glyph-Hot

4-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Directory Opus Colors > Pane borders > Text

5-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Window Contents > Background
(Note: Changing this setting will affect many other areas !!!)

6-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Comboboxes > Border
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Comboboxes > Border-Hot
etc.

7-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Listboxes > Border-Hot

8-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Controls > Selected items > Background
(Note: Changing this setting will affect many other areas !!!)

9-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Controls > Selected items > Text
(Note: Changing this setting will affect many other areas !!!)

10-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Window Contents > Text
(Note: Changing this setting will affect many other areas !!!)

11-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Buttons > Background
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Buttons > Background-Hot
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Buttons > Background-Pressed
etc.

12-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Buttons > Border
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Buttons > Border-Hot
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Buttons > Border-Pressed
etc.

13-Look at "Toolbars-Menus" settings above!

14-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Buttons > Text
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Buttons > Text-Hot
etc.

15-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Comboboxes > Glyph
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Comboboxes > Glyph-Disabled

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wow!!! this kept you busy for a minute! well done.

thank you for all these reference points

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one tool that ive found useful that could be a help here...
the Theme Tester

its a little hidden in the prefs panel, i happened to stumble upon it accident when i was lost, exploring, under the hood one even whilst tweaking my colors.

its in...
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > System Colors \ Introduction ... linked on the right side panel.

oh wait, think you covered that

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not so hidden)) on all pages of Colors and Fonts

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ive done a lot of UI color tweaking, and ive just noticed there not a option to color the current sorted column header...

i am already using a custom shade on the sorted column itself, a very faint change.

i guess if possible can the be a feature request? i like how i have it both set up in everything

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and can i change font in this menu? (I didn't find it)
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There is no special font for the right click menu, all menu fonts are the same as the toolbar font.

my toolbar font doesn't act on this menu

That's strange, on both my computers only the font for the location bar doesn't change but for the toolbar and menu it works fine.

there's a "Preferences / Colors and Fonts / Fonts / Override fonts in Location bar toolbars", works fine for me, but not menus changes with toolbar font. @Leo ???

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Ah, thanks for the info, I didn't realize it as I never changed the font in dopus.

Some menus are built by Opus, some by Windows. The Windows ones use the standard system-wide font.