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1.1       raeburn     1: \label{Domain_Configuration_Color_Schemes}
                      2: Default color schemes can be set for the domain for four types of
                      3: user context: 
                      4: 
                      5: \begin{itemize}
                      6: \item Student
                      7: \item Course Coordinator
                      8: \item Author/Co-author/Assistant Author
                      9: \item Domain roles (Domain Coordinator)
                     10: \end{itemize}
                     11: In each case the following can be set or modified:
                     12: 
                     13: \begin{itemize}
                     14: \item Header image displayed in place of the inline navigation controls
                     15: when the page is viewed with the Remote Control active. 
                     16: \item Color used for text in the LON-CAPA interface 
                     17: \item Background colors used for the page itself, and the inline navigation
                     18: (if shown) and the page header below it, and a border to the header
                     19: (not used). 
                     20: \item Default colors for links in the page, depending on status: either
                     21: active, visited or default (if neither apply).
                     22: \end{itemize}
                     23: Individual users can override any default settings you establish for
1.2     ! raeburn    24: the domain via the {}``Change Color Scheme'' link in
1.1       raeburn    25: their individual Preferences screen. In the absence of individual
                     26: preferences, any domain defaults you set will be used whenever users
                     27: from your domain are using LON-CAPA, regardless of which domain owns
                     28: the server hosting the session.