How do I change the color of the title block using msstyleEditor?


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There are too many attributes in it and I can t find it
Thank you in advance
 
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Try StartAllBack , choose Win10/7 title-bar ............
Dont need installing any startmenu !
Just look in the options of "Explorer" .........
 

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I think you will have problems achieving your goal on this due to the 'Mica/Mica Alt' effect introduced by Microsoft, which program/app writers have to use. I tried the same thing and gave up. See threads: -



A quote from my thread above: - "I discovered that if one turns OFF 'Transparency Effects' (like I did) then this creates the Active/Inactive File Explorer Title Bar colour issue. Turning 'Transparency Effects' back 'ON' fixed it so I now see different colours for the Active and Inactive windows."
 

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Classic Color Panel by Wintools Customize Colors in Windows 10 - WinTools.Info
Keep in mind these settings work ONLY if you are NOT using a theme. Theme settings take preference so if you are using a theme, these settings WILL NOT over-ride any setting that is included in the theme.

If you have access to a Windows 7 VM or live machine, you can use its extensive color settings to design your own theme and tweak every aspect of a window.
As an example, I designed a very basic theme specifying only active/inactive title bar colors, menus, and active/inactive border colors. I saved the theme in 7 and then applied the theme to 11. I then used Classic Color Panel to change certain aspects of a window that were not included in the theme. My version of Classic Color Panel is older but the new version works the same. In this screenshot, Classic Color Panel is my active window. NOTE: Changing colors will NOT affect explorer. Its colors (or lack of) are hard coded.Screenshot 2022-12-11 085449.jpg
 

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Try StartAllBack , choose Win10/7 title-bar ............
Dont need installing any startmenu !
Just look in the options of "Explorer" .........
What I want to change is the title bar color of third party apps
 

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I think you will have problems achieving your goal on this due to the 'Mica/Mica Alt' effect introduced by Microsoft, which program/app writers have to use. I tried the same thing and gave up. See threads: -



A quote from my thread above: - "I discovered that if one turns OFF 'Transparency Effects' (like I did) then this creates the Active/Inactive File Explorer Title Bar colour issue. Turning 'Transparency Effects' back 'ON' fixed it so I now see different colours for the Active and Inactive windows."
I agree with you that when I use theme files shared by others, I perform surprisingly well.
But I am not free to change the depth of the subject color because I can t find where to edit the title bar color
 

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Classic Color Panel by Wintools Customize Colors in Windows 10 - WinTools.Info
Keep in mind these settings work ONLY if you are NOT using a theme. Theme settings take preference so if you are using a theme, these settings WILL NOT over-ride any setting that is included in the theme.

If you have access to a Windows 7 VM or live machine, you can use its extensive color settings to design your own theme and tweak every aspect of a window.
As an example, I designed a very basic theme specifying only active/inactive title bar colors, menus, and active/inactive border colors. I saved the theme in 7 and then applied the theme to 11. I then used Classic Color Panel to change certain aspects of a window that were not included in the theme. My version of Classic Color Panel is older but the new version works the same. In this screenshot, Classic Color Panel is my active window. NOTE: Changing colors will NOT affect explorer. Its colors (or lack of) are hard coded.View attachment 47350
Thank you very much for sharing, I still think it is better to edit the theme file, easy to share and switch the display
 

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