Color(index)
| Entity | Value |
|---|---|
| Attribute(s) | style, href, title, alt, value, name, onclick |
| Type | function, value |
| Context | document |
| Parameters | 1: colour code (see table below)} |
| Result | Colour code, formatted #RRGGBB |
Return the colour code of one of the standard colours. The colour code can be set with the myShop editor. The table below gives a overview of the which standard colours are available.
| Colour index | Appliance |
|---|---|
| Shop Colours | |
| 0 | Background colour |
| 1 | Textcolour background |
| 2 | Background colour block (searchblock) |
| 3 | Textcolour block (searchblock) |
| Orderprocess colours | |
| 4 | Textcolour of the active screen in header |
| 5 | Textcolour of inactive screens in the header |
| 6 | Dividing line colour header |
| 7 | Background colour productlist basket |
| 8 | Background colour order screens |
The function color(n) kan best be applied in combination with the myShop extension myshop-style-<name>:<value>. The myshop-style extension enables adjusting the text color and background of an element.
The example below shows how to set the text colour and background colour for the <td> element, using the standard background and text colour.
<td style="myshop-style-backgroundcolor:{$color(0)};myshop-style-color:{$color(1)}">
this is an example
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