Add custom colors to workflow tasks or subprocess task steps
You can add a custom color to a workflow or subprocess during configuration or during run time.
About this task
Procedure
- In the navigator, click .
- In the resource list, select the workflow that you want to work with. If no workflow exists, create a new workflow.
- In the Displays panel, click .
- Click the Workflow Editor tab.
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Select the level you want to add a color to.
To add a color to a... Perform the following action... workflow task Click the Task Details tab. subprocess task step Drag and drop a Local Subprocess into the workflow and click it, or click an existing subprocess. Click the Task Step Details tab. -
To preconfigure a color, perform the following steps.
- In the Highlight Color field, click the ellipsis button.
- Go to step 7.
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To preconfigure a color using a literal string value, perform the following
steps.
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To set the highlight color to another property of type Color,
perform the following steps.
If you want to add the color from one subprocess to another subprocess, you require more than one subprocess in the workflow.
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To set a color using a Write activity, perform the following steps.
- In the Value field, click the ellipsis button.
- Got to step 7.
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To create a custom color from the color palette, perform the following steps.
- If required, from the drop-down arrow, select Bind to bind to another Object type or String property.
- To remove the color, click the arrow next to the property you want to clear, and then select Reset to Default.
- Click Save.