Project Skins
WebOffice flex is used with different user interfaces (in the following also called Skin in the following):
•blue
•darkmode
•grey (default)
•navajowhite3 (brown)
•olivedrab (green)
•vertigisfm
If WebOffice flex client is used without any customization, the user interface will be displayed using the standard grey color scheme.
In order to use a different user interface style there are multiple options:
1.Use the parameter &skin=<skin_name> (e.g. &skin=blue) in the URL
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You can also use the synonyms brown instead of navajowhite3 and green instead of olivedrab in the skin parameter. |
2.Configure a skin in the Customer Information of your WebOffice 10.9 R4 project configuration to automatically use the corresponding skin for this project only, even if you call it without skin parameters.
3.Customize the color scheme of the standard user interface for the entire WebOffice 10.9 R4 application. This allows you to use all WebOffice 10.9 R4 projects with a custom style, even if you call them without skin parameters.
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More information on customizing WebOffice flex user interfaces can be found in the chapter Skins for WebOffice flex. |
The WebOffice flex user interface is opened in the following way:
1.WebOffice default skin
2.user skin (application scope)
3.project skin (project specific)
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In case you changed the user interface for the entire application, you can still use a different UI by using the skin parameter in the respective project call. |
The standard (gray) skin and four optional skins: blue, brown, green and vertigisfm.
WebOffice flex client standard skin
WebOffice flex client blue skin
WebOffice flex client darkmode skin
WebOffice flex client brown skin
WebOffice flex client green skin
WebOffice flex client prooffice skin
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It is also possible to define your own skin for the WebOffice flex user interface. See chapter Skins for WebOffice flex for more information about customization. |