Editing widget display

You can customize the following aspects of system or custom widgets for your homepages.:

Titlebar: text and font color
Titlebar background: fill type and color
Widget border: style, color, and width

Access widget display settings

Do one of the following:

On a homepage, click Style this widget from a widget menu.
While editing a homepage, click on a widget in the Widgets area.
If you want to customize the default display of a widget instead of its display on a specific homepage, access the widget from the Widgets tool. Click Customize [widget name] beside the widget you want to style.

A widget with a gradient fill type and an inset
border style.

A widget with a sold fill type and a groove
border style.

Edit widget display

To	Do this
Hide the titlebar	Clear Display Titlebar
Set a custom title	Choose Custom in the Titlebar Text section, and enter text
Change the font color of the title	Select a font color from the Color picker in the Titlebar Text area
Change the background of the titlebar	Select Gradient or Solid from the Fill Type drop-down list. Tip A gradient fill type creates a three-dimensional look for your homepage. Choose a color style: soft, light, or dark. These colors are set by your administrator. Or, select a custom color for the background of your widget's titlebar. Note If you select a gradient fill type, two color pickers appear: the gradient's top color on the left, and bottom on the right.
Change the border	Clear Display Border to remove the widget's border Select a line type from the Border Style from the drop-down list Choose a border color from the color picker. Select a border width from the Width drop-down list

Note To help you meet visual accessibility standards, there is a built-in WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guideline) checker on the Widget Settings page. Be aware that if you choose a shade that does not meet these guidelines (for example, the contrast between the text color and the background color is too low), the check mark by WCAG AA will be replaced by a warning or error icon to alert you to possible accessibility issues.