Type Alias SchemeColor

Reference to a theme colour.

A theme colour is defined in the workbook's theme. Theme colours are used to ensure a consistent palette across a workbook.

type SchemeColor = {
type: "theme";
value: ThemeColorMapName | ThemeColorSlot | "phClr";
}

Properties

type: "theme"

Theme colour name.

Value	Colour
`bg1`	Background 1. Through the colour map, by default the `lt1` slot.
`tx1`	Text 1. Through the colour map, by default the `dk1` slot.
`bg2`	Background 2. Through the colour map, by default the `lt2` slot.
`tx2`	Text 2. Through the colour map, by default the `dk2` slot.
`lt1`	The theme's "light 1" slot.
`dk1`	The theme's "dark 1" slot.
`lt2`	The theme's "light 2" slot.
`dk2`	The theme's "dark 2" slot.
`accent1`	Accent 1. Each accent goes through the colour map, by default unchanged.
`accent2`	Accent 2.
`accent3`	Accent 3.
`accent4`	Accent 4.
`accent5`	Accent 5.
`accent6`	Accent 6.
`hlink`	Unvisited hyperlink. Through the colour map, by default unchanged.
`folHlink`	Visited hyperlink. Through the colour map, by default unchanged.
`phClr`	The placeholder colour: the colour given by the style that uses it.

The names that go through a colour map are ThemeColorMapNames, and the slots are ThemeColorSlots, which name colours in the theme's ThemeColorScheme.