Setup and Configuration (Goldilock)-Controlling the background and foreground color of the title

Video Transcription

In the video earlier, we showed how you can optionally turn off the text as a part of your title and as long as you make the text as part of your image, the user should not be confused on what they expect to see when they click on the tile.  However, it might come a time when you don't have the necessary tools or skillset to create the image with the text in it, and you still want to have some control over the color and font of this particular image.  In that case, what you can do is you can go to the setting and change the color. So I'm just going to change the background to red and the front to yellow just to show how drastic the color might be.  So I'm just going to refresh my screen here so you can see now the text is yellow on red. Obviously, I don't recommend this color scheme, but hopefully you can see that if you don't have the necessary tools or skillset to create an image with text as a part of the image,  and you want to just give a little bit of a color in the background and the foreground for the wording you have, you have a little bit of the option, even though the options are fairly limited. Thank you.

Video Summary

The video explains how to customize text on a title tile by integrating it into the image, thus avoiding user confusion. If lacking the tools or skills to do this, you can adjust the text and background colors using settings. An example is shown with yellow text on a red background, though this is not recommended for typical use. Despite limited options, you can still alter the color scheme to enhance presentation when creating an image with text isn't feasible.

Keywords

text customization

title tile

color scheme

image integration

presentation enhancement