Page label color of "none"

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September 23, 2024
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I found a handy javascript online for Indesign that changes the page label color to green – which is great. I often color code my pages with green or red labels to keep track of client selects and as a script I can map these commands to keyboard shortcuts. Does anyone know how to ammend the script to reset the color label to the default label color of none?:

app.activeWindow.activePage.pageColor = UIColors.GREEN;

Scripting

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Correct answer brian_p_dts

PageColorOptions.NOTHING

Works too I think

L

Laubender

Community Expert

Hi @jenniferd93478144 ,

well, the default for page label color is:

PageColorOptions.USE_MASTER_COLOR

Regards,
Uwe Laubender
( Adobe Community Expert )

FRIdNGE

if ( app.activeWindow.activePage.pageColor == PageColorOptions.NOTHING ) app.activeWindow.activePage.pageColor = UIColors.GREEN;
else app.activeWindow.activePage.pageColor = PageColorOptions.NOTHING;

(^/) The Jedi

FRIdNGE

Funny: associate a keyboard shortcut [ctrl+<] played with the left hand, to this simplistic script:

if ( app.activeWindow.activePage.pageColor == PageColorOptions.NOTHING ) app.activeWindow.activePage.pageColor = UIColors.GREEN;
else if (app.activeWindow.activePage.pageColor == UIColors.GREEN ) app.activeWindow.activePage.pageColor = UIColors.RED;
else if (app.activeWindow.activePage.pageColor == UIColors.RED ) app.activeWindow.activePage.pageColor = PageColorOptions.NOTHING;

No Color >> Green Color >> Red Color >> No Color >> Green Color …

(^/)