Drop down color of fields have changed after Zurich Upgrade Patch 4
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It comes from CSS Includes. You can inspect and find the class name and then find it in css includes.
- Navigate to sp_css.LIST
- Filter with css contains "select2-highlighted". Most probably this will be the class name.
- Open the relevant record and find out where select2-highlighted is defined and set it accordingly.
If you have found a different class name in inspect then find the same in sp_css table.
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Regards,
Sumanth
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6 hours ago
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Appreciate your response and it actually worked. Had a question where can I find what theme is set for our workspace as the main reason why this is happening is because a dark theme has been set so want to exchange it to a light theme and to not make any changes to OOB dark theme
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5 hours ago
Glad it helped.
To manage theme for a workspace, you can open this table m2m_app_config_theme.LIST and filter with your workspace name in UX App Configuration column.
For example, see screenshot below, i filtered for SOW
If you can't find your workspace in that list then go to sys_ux_app_config table and open your record and check the themes tab to find and update your theme.
If you would like to go more deeper,
To manage themes for workspaces, you can either use UI Builder Experience settings or Theme Builder.
Below Docs Links will help you to understand them both.
Brand and theme settings for your workspace.
Configure theme for SOW in ITSM.
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Regards,
Sumanth
