The keyword editor uses a variation on the standard button colour scheme
used elsewhere in
PRIMER
in order to distinguish between inactive and active / selected.
In all cases the colours are dark text on a light background when either
the data field or the whole row are not active, and invert to become light
text on a dark background (the standard
PRIMER
colours) when they become active.
Green is used on the
Entry row to denote data fields that are grammatically correct in their current state
| Inactive | | Active data entry |
Blue is used on the
Data rows to denote data fields that are grammatically correct in their current state
| Inactive | | Active data entry |
Red is used on all rows to denote a field that is either invalid, or empty and requires population with data Inactive Active data entry
| Inactive | | Active data entry |
Cyan is used on all rows to denote references to latent (referenced but undefined) items
| Inactive | | Active data entry |