About colour themes, it appears that it can be fixed by editing the file 93fontPrefs.jsx inside the ESTK "Required" folder (for me on Windows, it is at C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe ExtendScript Toolkit CC\Required\93fontPrefs.jsx).
Internally, ESTK uses color id's such as "AliceBlue" (no space) and the prefs dialog localizes them for display. But it uses localized color names to save changes, not internal id's, hence things get messed up. For me this fixed it:
Inside 93fontPrefs.jsx, locate the definition of the method fontPrefs.load().
(1 ) Inside there is a subroutine named setupColors().
in the for (var i in colors) of that subroutine, add the line :
items.colorId = i;
(this caches the actual colour id for that list item).
(2) Inside fontPrefs.load(), there are also the definitions of pane.foreList.onChange() and pane.backList.onChange()
For the first method, change the line
xml.@fore = this.selection.text.substr (1);
to
xml.@fore = this.selection.colorId;
and similarly for the second (ie: xml.@back = this.selection.text.substr (1); ===> xml.@back = this.selection.colorId;)
(3) And finally, in the definition of pane.styleList.onChange(), there are 2 blocks of code that set the selection of this.pane.foreList and this.pane.backList respectively. Change them to :
// set foreground color
var sel = null;
var items = this.pane.foreList.items;
for( i = 0; i < items.length; i++ ){
if( items.colorId===fontFore){
sel = items;
break;
};
};
this.pane.foreList.selection = sel;
and likewise:
// set background color
sel = null;
items = this.pane.backList.items;
for( i = 0; i < items.length; i++ ){
if( items.colorId===fontBack){
sel = items;
break;
};
};
this.pane.backList.selection = sel;
Before editing, better make a backup copy of the file just in case estk doesnt launch on restart.
After these modifications, for me it works fine.
Xavier
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