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DOM.Enums.ThemeColorValues

Namespace: DOM.Enums

Defines the ThemeColorValues enumeration.

18 members

Fields

Accent1

Accent 1 Theme Color. When the item is serialized out as xml, its value is "accent1".

Accent2

Accent 2 Theme Color. When the item is serialized out as xml, its value is "accent2".

Accent3

Accent 3 Theme Color. When the item is serialized out as xml, its value is "accent3".

Accent4

Accent 4 Theme Color. When the item is serialized out as xml, its value is "accent4".

Accent5

Accent 5 Theme Color. When the item is serialized out as xml, its value is "accent5".

Accent6

Accent 6 Theme Color. When the item is serialized out as xml, its value is "accent6".

Automatic

Represents the automatic theme color.

Background1

Background 1 Theme Color. When the item is serialized out as xml, its value is "background1".

Background2

Background 2 Theme Color. When the item is serialized out as xml, its value is "background2".

Dark1

Dark 1 Theme Color. When the item is serialized out as xml, its value is "dark1".

Dark2

Dark 2 Theme Color. When the item is serialized out as xml, its value is "dark2".

FollowedHyperlink

Followed Hyperlink Theme Color. When the item is serialized out as xml, its value is "followedHyperlink".

Hyperlink

Hyperlink Theme Color. When the item is serialized out as xml, its value is "hyperlink".

Light1

Light 1 Theme Color. When the item is serialized out as xml, its value is "light1".

Light2

Light 2 Theme Color. When the item is serialized out as xml, its value is "light2".

None

No Theme Color. When the item is serialized out as xml, its value is "none".

Text1

Text 1 Theme Color. When the item is serialized out as xml, its value is "text1".

Text2

Text 2 Theme Color. When the item is serialized out as xml, its value is "text2".

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