11.3.1.2.2.1. Select Color

In the Select Color window, users are provided access to a color picker which allows them to choose a color from a range of options.

There are two tabs in this window: RGB Model and HSB Model.

1. RGB Model

In the RGB Model tab, users can select a color by clicking anywhere on the color spectrum. Alternatively, users can adjust the levels of red, green, and blue components by entering numeric values directly into the corresponding input fields.

• To adjust the luminance of a selected color, use the Luminance slider.
• To adjust the levels of red, green, and blue components, use the corresponding numeric updown fields.
  • In these fields, users can enter numbers either manually or by clicking the increment/decrement arrows.
• To adjust the opacity, use either the corresponding numeric updown field or the slider.
• To input or modify the hexadecimal code of a specific color, use the # field.

*Note that when the luminance of a selected color is not at maximum (i.e., it’s no longer pure white), changing the color using the Luminance slider or the color spectrum will automatically update the RGB values and hexadecimal code to reflect the new color.

!To select a color in the RGB Model tab, users must both choose a color from the color spectrum and determine the luminance and opacity levels. The selected color will then appear in the Sample field. It is important to follow these steps correctly; otherwise, the selection process will not work and the button’s color will remain transparent.

2. HSB Model

In the HSB Model tab, users can choose a color by adjusting the hue, saturation, and brightness values using sliders or by entering numeric values for each parameter.

• To adjust the hue, saturation, and brightness values, use either the corresponding numeric updown fields or the sliders.
• To adjust the opacity, use either the numeric updown field or the slider.
• To input or modify the hexadecimal code of a specific color, use the # field.

!To select a color in the HSB Model tab, users must both choose a color from the color field and determine the hue and opacity levels. The selected color will then appear in the Sample field. It is important to follow these steps correctly; otherwise, the selection process will not work and the button’s color will remain transparent.