The default background color in Rise is white. The default font color is black. That provides as much contrast as possible. (Yes, some might say a bit too much contrast.)
The Settings for a block include the option to change the background color:
And the color of any text can be adjusted.
Thus, except for the opening page of a course, you can use whatever background and text colors you want.
You might want to create some Block Templates with the colors you want, so you can quickly insert those (instead of editing the colors in every new block). Here's more info about Block Templates:
It's still insufficient for accessibility; the default font colour is black, but some default heading styles, such as on tabbed interactions, also use the 'brand' colour, as do all links. This means the brand colour is essentially limited to darker tones that have enough contrast for smallish text on a white background.
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The default background color in Rise is white. The default font color is black. That provides as much contrast as possible. (Yes, some might say a bit too much contrast.)
The Settings for a block include the option to change the background color:
And the color of any text can be adjusted.
Thus, except for the opening page of a course, you can use whatever background and text colors you want.
You might want to create some Block Templates with the colors you want, so you can quickly insert those (instead of editing the colors in every new block). Here's more info about Block Templates:
Rise 360: Creating, Sharing, and Reusing Block Templates - Articulate Support
It's still insufficient for accessibility; the default font colour is black, but some default heading styles, such as on tabbed interactions, also use the 'brand' colour, as do all links. This means the brand colour is essentially limited to darker tones that have enough contrast for smallish text on a white background.
Especially, as is my case, when the brand is a shade of gold.
It would seem the "Theme" setting area should include the ability to change more than just one color set.