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Text Color in Span Object

Community Beginner ,
Nov 15, 2018 Nov 15, 2018

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Hi, I’ve created a business card template in Acrobat Pro and our logo colors are used in the executive business cards.

The employee name is in a burgundy color: RGB = 179, 15, 65

The remaining text is in a dark green color: RGB = 0, 56 34

My coding for the employee name is below. The third spans line is my attempt at changing the text color. Something is wrong because the text looks like a florescent teal. I get the sane teal color with the green RGB colors.

var spans = event.richValue;

spans[0] = new Object();

spans[0].text = this.getField("EmpName").valueAsString + "\r";

spans[0].textColor = ["RGB", 179, 15, 65]; //Burgundy

spans[0].fontWeight = 700; //this makes the font bold

spans[0].textSize = 9;

event.richValue = spans;

Thanks for your time and assistance.

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Community Expert , Nov 15, 2018 Nov 15, 2018

Divide the values in the Color object by 255 to get them in the right range (0 to 1).

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Colour values are in the range 0.0 to 1.0 in other parts of JavaScript. I’d double check this.

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Divide the values in the Color object by 255 to get them in the right range (0 to 1).

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Om my gosh! That's it. Thank you so much try67!!!

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