Fig-color.bisque.ad

! This file is called Fig-color.bisque although the button colors are 
! actually navajowhite.  I called it bisque because that is the color
! scheme for the older tcl/tk.

#include "Fig"

Fig*beNiceToColormap:				False

Fig.internalborderwidth:			0

Fig*highlightThickness:				2

!##### Background, Foreground

Fig*canvas.background:				ivory
Fig*canvas.foreground:				black

! all other fore/backgrounds not explicitely chosen
Fig*foreground:					black
Fig*background:					gray85

! widget to turn on/off the balloon messages
Fig*msg_form.balloon_toggle*shadowWidth:	2
Fig*msg_form.balloon_toggle.topShadowContrast: 	-40	
Fig*msg_form.balloon_toggle.bottomShadowContrast: -10

! balloon for current filename window
Fig.filename_balloon_popup*Label.background:	yellow
Fig.filename_balloon_popup*Label.foreground:	blue

! balloon for balloon message window
Fig.toggle_balloon_popup*Label.background:	yellow
Fig.toggle_balloon_popup*Label.foreground:	blue

!balloon describing drawing/editing mode function
Fig.mode_balloon_popup*Label.background:	yellow
Fig.mode_balloon_popup*Label.foreground:	blue

!balloon describing indicator panel function
Fig.ind_balloon_popup*Label.background:		yellow
Fig.ind_balloon_popup*Label.foreground:		blue

!balloon describing command panel button function
Fig.cmd_balloon_popup*Label.background:		yellow
Fig.cmd_balloon_popup*Label.foreground:		blue

!balloon describing unit function
Fig.unit_balloon_popup*Label.background:	yellow
Fig.unit_balloon_popup*Label.foreground:	blue

!balloon describing mouse function
Fig.mouse_balloon_popup*Label.background:	yellow
Fig.mouse_balloon_popup*Label.foreground:	blue

Fig*Text*background:	 			linen

! file preview form background (looks like a border)
Fig*preview_form.background:			gray70

! library object preview comment window
Fig*library_panel.preview_comments*foreground: blue

! "Updating" label in layer button area - this makes the
!		label look inactive
Fig*updating_layers.foreground:			gray70

Fig*Command*background:				navajowhite2
Fig*button.background:	 			navajowhite2
Fig*MenuButton*background:	 		navajowhite2
Fig*mixedEdit.background:	 		navajowhite2

Fig*topruler.background:	 		gray95
Fig*sideruler.background:	 		gray95
Fig*List*background:	 			gray95
Fig*Scrollbar.background:	 		gray95

Fig*cancel.background:	 			navajowhite1
Fig*dismiss.background:	 			navajowhite1
Fig*button_form.button*background:	 	navajowhite1
Fig*commands*background:	 		navajowhite1
Fig*horizontal.background:	 		navajowhite1

Fig*Label.background:	 			gray80
Fig*ind_box.background:				gray80
Fig*button_form.horizontal.background:		gray80

Fig*button_form.update*background:		black
Fig*button_form.update*foreground:		red
Fig*upd_ctrl_form.upd_ctrl_btns*shadowWidth:	2

! label color for divider entry in menus (there is no background resource)
Fig*menu_divider.foreground:			red

!##### Shadows
Fig*shadowWidth:				2
Fig*Label.shadowWidth:				1
Fig*horizontal.shadowWidth:	 		2
Fig*Scrollbar.shadowWidth:			2
! no shadows for update indicators
Fig*button_form.update.shadowWidth:		0

Fig*topShadowContrast:				40
Fig*bottomShadowContrast:	 		-90 

Fig*Label.topShadowContrast:	 		-40	
Fig*Label.bottomShadowContrast:	 		-10

! shadows for color buttons in popup
Fig*form*stdForm*stdColor.shadowWidth:		2
Fig*form*stdForm*stdColor.topShadowContrast:    -40	
Fig*form*stdForm*stdColor.bottomShadowContrast: -10

! shadows for picture types in edit box
Fig*pic_type_box.shadowWidth:			0

! use gray shadows for popup color panel from edit popup so 
! we don't use up all color cells

Fig*color_box*bottomShadowPixel:		gray50
Fig*color_box*topShadowPixel:			gray80

! invert shadows for checkmarks in popup global settings so they
! look depressed

Fig*toggle*bottomShadowPixel:			gray80
Fig*toggle*topShadowPixel:			gray50