WebPlus Essentials User Guide - Serif

Color, Fills, and Transparency 213
2. From the dialog's Color Schemes tab, double-click a different color
scheme sample from the list (or select and click Load), then click OK.
Any regions in the site that have been assigned one of the five color
scheme numbers are updated with the corresponding color from the
new scheme; adjunct colors are also updated.
You can repeat this selection process indefinitely.
Adjunct colors
As well the five basic scheme colors, each scheme
includes six adjunct colors which control color in
response to user hyperlink interactivity; the color
of page and off-page (window) backgrounds are
also affected.
These can be modified as for scheme colors 1-5,
with Background color/image and On-Page color
being exceptions.
• The Hyperlink color (labeled H) applies to hyperlinked text before
it's been clicked on.
• The Followed Hyperlink color (labeled F), applies to hyperlinked
text after a visitor has clicked to "follow" the link.
• The Active Hyperlink color (labeled A), applies to hyperlinked text
when a visitor's mouse button is depressed. Typically this is the color
shown after clicking and before the hyperlink's page is displayed.
• The Rollover color (labeled R), applies to hyperlinked text when a
visitor's mouse button rolls over it.
• The Background (labeled B) applies to either an off-page background
color or picture shown outside your web page if the user resizes the
browser's window to be larger than the web page dimensions.
• The On-page color (labeled O), is used to fill the page's background.
If you make this transparent, the currently set underlying background
shows, making the page boundaries invisible (content is still
constrained to page dimensions).