From Career Pathways Tutorial
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Revision as of 01:18, 16 April 2009
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Due to cross-browser issues, please use the latest version of FireFox or Internet Explorer 7 when working in the Career Pathways Web Tool: http://oregon.ctepathways.org
Editing Organization Colors
- Click Organization Colors from the side navigation menu to edit your organization's color palette.
- Changes are saved as soon as you see them in the Current Colors bar.
Current Colors
- Current Colors displays thumbnails of color swatches currently selected for your organization.
- Colors that are not default to the Web Tool can be deleted from Current Colors by clicking the small "x" in the upper-right corner of the swatch.
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WARNING: Deleting colors that are in use will cause objects which use that color to appear default grey.
Find Colors
- Click to retrieve colors found on your organization's website, automatically supplied in the website field.
- Or, override the default website to search an alternate website for it's colors.
- Click and drag the desired color swatch from find colors to the current colors bar.
- If the found color already exists, it will not be added again.
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Color Picker
- Use the Color Picker to dynamically scroll through color options, moving your cursor on the color board to change color values.
- Or provide a hexadecimal color code in the "#" field box, such as "2E4D94" or "333399", and tab or click anywhere outside the field box to accept the code.
- Or provide an "RGB" color code in the corresponding R, G, B fields.
- Click and drag the desired color swatch from the color picker box to the current colors bar.
- If the found color already exists, it will not be added again.
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