So the great dream that you might have had about your company changing its colours, and you simply having to tweak your theme to update all of your projects? It looks to me like rather than customising the theme colours, it deletes the theme and creates a new one which is why you then need to go back and reapply the updated theme to every object. Oh, and this includes the objects that you have in your library.

Instead, it breaks the connection between all of the annotations and the theme, leaving them 'themeless' and with whatever colours that they had before you changed the theme. If you in any way alter the theme by changing its colours, for example, it does NOT cascade the change to all annotations in the project the way changing say a Word style or a CSS style does. If you add that asset to the library, it will retain the theme setting. In this way you have the same foreground colour, background colour and typeface. Once you've defined a theme, you can select it to apply to any annotation (or a group of annotations) by just selecting the corresponding style in the drop-down window. Not font a font is a combination of typeface AND size, which this is not as I'll come back to. You can also set your preferred typeface. Inexplicably, by default that colour is Accent 1, but that's easy enough to change. One of these colours, you can set as the default for annotation backgrounds which use that style. You can define a foreground colour, two background colours and up to two accents.

You can define a theme via the third tab of the Properties panel when you insert an annotation. Since it's a new feature, we'd love to hear any feedback that folks would be willing to share about how they currently or hope to use it.įor those who have yet to encounter it. Thanks for pointing that out Drew! We did in fact add a new featureĬalled theming to help with making it easier to access some of yourĬommonly used fonts and colors. I've split it off because that thread dealt with 'what could be' whereas this deals with 'what is', and putting it in the former will get it buried under a lot of clutter: This post is in response to a question that Kelly Rush asked in this thread.

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