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Shadow - Color
Dialog selections are discussed below the image. To navigate to an item, select it in the Shadow Color image. If NOT selecting any item and wanting to return to the prior page: swipe right-to-left; use the browser’s ‘back’ arrow; or use the Wiki’s Backlink icon
on the right sidebar (mobile: drop-down dialog at the top of the page).
Shadow - Color dialog. Make selection above.
- Reset - Tap this to retain the default transparency color (00000000) and return to the dialog to customize other elements. This demo will not reflect any change in color… just use imagination!
- Color - Tap this to navigate to the Launcher's Color Picker, where an explanation of how the actual Color Picker is to be used. Good for education, but this demo will not provide the opportunity to actually change the colors.
- Dynamic color - Dynamic Color, based on Android's Material You design language, is a system that adapts the Launcher’s color palette based on the user's wallpaper or theme. It uses predefined roles, like “Primary,” “Secondary,” and “Error,” to apply consistent and visually appealing colors across different UI elements based on the user's setup color scheme. Tap here to view the Launcher screen and explanations of its dynamic color implementation.
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