Is this a module you developed? Would you willing to share it, it looks super useful.
It's not a module as such, it's just a script library that add a toolbar icon into the Designer and launches a Java UI.
It should support v8.1 and v8.3, although I've only tested this standalone version in 8.3 (I unbolted it from my other much larger set of dev tools)
CSSThemeManager-Standalone-v0.1.0.zip (19.5 KB)
"Install" the icon in the toolbar using:
dev.tools.standalone.cssThemeManager.install()
If you have Vision installed (including in expired trial mode), you can have it install on Designer launch with a Vision Client expression tag with the expression:
now(0) # fire once on launch
Tag Events -> Value Change:
dev.tools.standalone.cssThemeManager.install()
Caution: I would suggest testing this in a dev environment first
Also, again, the UI definitely needs some love... the way Claude presented the file structure at first I thought was very odd, but it grew on me so I left it.
You can't add/delete files at this stage, but I might add it
If you're interested, I have another Icon library manager I posted over here:
Thanks , it works.
Realistically could be done with either hex or hsl because the computer is doing the mixing. No reason the hue value couldn't just be the hex value and I'd imagine highlighting rgb() instead of hsl() wouldn't be any more difficult. Could even be a toggle switch in that some toolbar.
Of course, but editing the colours is a human thing, and editing #3f25c8 to be slightly lighter is impossible without a ui, hsl(215, 70%, 60%) on the other hand is child's play, and you now also know exactly the 3 values without having to open a colour wheel to see it.
A similar analogy is variable names in programming. We could just use variable names a b c d e f g h I J... aa bb cc, etc. They would work, sure. But to know what they did, you would have to go through the code to find out. If you give them descriptive names, you know without the effort