The Named (Theme) Colors (if present in the document). Identifying Markers on The Color Line Let’s revisit the Color Line and look at the identifying markers that tell us the color attributes on the current document. The Theme colors in most templates are consistently named so when you import elements from different themes colors are matched perfectly. You can also copy Theme colors between documents. Any edits you make to a Named or Themed color are immediately reflected on all objects and parts of the document that use that color. Named and Theme colors can be used repeatedly in the document (they are like styles in a word processor). Local colors are the easiest and best method for simple documents that use relatively few colors.
This is useful if you want to change the color of an object without affecting other objects. Each object has a separate color and nothing is shared. To try it, download the trial version of Xara Photo & Graphic Designer Local, Named and Theme colors Local colors are used in only one place in the document. This month we’ll explore local, theme and named colors, creating tints, shades and linked colors, creating your own color schemes and contoning photos. Last month we looked at the Color Line, the Color Line Context menu and the Color Editor. Many documents and web templates are based on one theme color and several other colors that work well together to form a complete color scheme. For more advanced color editing there's named colors, graduated color, tints, shades, linked colors and contoning. For simple documents, you can just choose colors from the Color Line or the on-screen color palette.
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