Changing colorschemes

Hello all,
I was asked whether it is possible to adapt the colorschemes in Visual Composer to the end users wishes. I found out the there are 3 standard colorschemes available in VC and that there is an option of changing files on a J2EE server.
I would like to know if anyone has already done the changing of files on J2EE server. How much time did this take? What issues did you have to encounter? How much customizing to customer needs was possible?
Thanks in advance,
Ralph

Hi Ralph,
Sorry for the delay, this feature is available as of SPS11 for NW2004s Visual Composer to use this just:
- Adapt the colors in the Portal theme editor under Visual Composer -> Flex Runtime Controls
Once the colors has been adapted in the defined theme you've to open your model and go to Tools -> Options -> Compiler and check the box for <i>"Enable styling of
Flex controls in portal theme" </i>
Afterwards, recomplile and deploy the model.
I've to inform you that this feature have some limitations and the following contorls cannot be styled using the theme editor:
1. Pop-up header color
2. Date field
3. Date picker
4. Chart colors
The availability of this controls will be informed in SAP Note 1008615 (not released yet)
I hope this clarify your doubts.
Best Regards,
Luis

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