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  • 04 Mei 2012 13:21
     
     
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    To all,

    Is it possible to change the category/section gradient with the ServiceCatalogWebpart?

    Within this example I would like to change the gradient/image behind Access and Security. Within the webpart I can change the colors and the font size. Within the settings.xml it is not possible to change the images that are used. I have opened all images within the themes folders and it looks like the image is not stored on the file system. I have also opened the various XAP files but cannot find the gradient. Looks like it is stored within a DLL which cannot be opened/changed with VS2010.

    Hope someone can help me out with this one. This is very annoying.

    Thanks in advance.

    Kind regards,

    Bart Timmermans

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  • 05 Mei 2012 12:56
     
     
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    Hello Bart,

    I found some .xaml files with brushes in the Portal.BasicResources DLL. So ik looks like they are using a brush object instead of an image for the gradients in the category headers.

    http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc189003(v=vs.95).aspx

    - Dennis

     
  • 05 Mei 2012 19:53
     
     
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    Hi Dennis,

    Thank your for your reply. I allready opened a couple of them, but didn't know what brushes are. So thanks for clearing that up. I have opened all DLL files from the SilverLight Webpart and searched for a couple of color codes. Hoped that there where brushes that uses one of these codes as a start or end point. But couldn't find any of them within the XAML.

    I am currently searching all SCSM and SharePoint related files automatically for the color codes. Other possibility is that Silverlight uses 8 digits for colorcodes. First 2 are for opacity and the last 6 are for the colorcode.

    Kind regards,

    Bart Timmermans

    Bart Timmermans | Consultant at inovativ
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  • 06 Mei 2012 8:17
     
     
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    Hello Bart,

    I think you are right about the color codes. I also saw 8 digits (rgba notation) in the LineGradientBrush objects. That's probably a Silverlight thing.

    Now I'm also curious if it is possible to customize this part of the Self Service Portal :)

    - Dennis

     
  • 06 Mei 2012 9:52
     
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    Hello Bart,

    Just figured out that you can customize it via the Settings.xml file. Just add the following key with your desired RGBA value :) 

    <Setting Key="ExpanderHeaderBgBrush" Value="#FF1F8842" />

    So it is also possible with those other brushes I found!

    - Dennis


     
  • 06 Mei 2012 20:54
     
     
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    Thanks Dennis. That fixed the problem for me. For all others don't forget to clear your IE cache.

    Bart Timmermans | Consultant at inovativ
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