How to create a custom theme in Dopus 13

Toolbars-Menus 01:

Toolbars-Menus 01:
1-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Directory Opus Colors > Toolbars > Background

2-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Directory Opus Colors > Toolbars > Text

3-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Directory Opus Colors > Toolbars > Shadow

4-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Directory Opus Colors > Toolbars > Highlight

5-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Toolbars > Background-Hot
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Toolbars > Background-Pressed
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Toolbars > Background-Checked
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Toolbars > Background-Checked+Hot

6-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Toolbars > Border-Hot
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Toolbars > Border-Pressed
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Toolbars > Border-Checked
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Toolbars > Border-Checked+Hot

7-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Directory Opus Colors > Toolbars > Fields > Background
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Directory Opus Colors > Toolbars > Fields > Background-Hot
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Directory Opus Colors > Toolbars > Fields > Background-Focused
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Directory Opus Colors > Toolbars > Fields > Background-Disabled

8-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Directory Opus Colors > Toolbars > Fields > Border
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Directory Opus Colors > Toolbars > Fields > Border-Hot
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Directory Opus Colors > Toolbars > Fields > Border-Focused
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Directory Opus Colors > Toolbars > Fields > Border-Disabled

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

10-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Toolbars > Text and glyphs > Glyph
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Toolbars > Text and glyphs > Glyph-Hot
etc.

11-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Menus > Background

12-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Menus > Enabled items > Text

13-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Menus > Disabled items > Text

14-For the background:
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Menus > Enabled items > Background-Hot
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Menus > Disabled items > Background-Hot

For the text:
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Menus > Enabled items > Text-Hot

15-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Menus > Separators

16-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Menus > Frame

17-The arrow color is the same as text color (Enabled items and Disabled items).
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Menus > Enabled items > Text
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Menus > Disabled items > Text

18-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Menus > Enabled items > Glyph
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Menus > Enabled items > Glyph-Background

19-Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Menus > Disabled items > Glyph
Preferences > Colors and Fonts > Windows Colors > Menus > Disabled items > Glyph-Background

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