The ContextMenu is Start Menu > Menus > Basic > Toolbar > Button > Hot  but you have to color the image not textColor:Color

Where does that first rectangle show up? Is it when you drag + drop or what?

I think the line is StartMenu > Menu > Aero > PlaceList:ListView > GroupHeaderLine

The calender thing is Explorer&Shell > Shell > MonthCal > 5 > 5

Have to look for the others

Maybe this is what you want. Check Spitzen's remark here:  http://vistastylebuilder.com/forum/index.php?topic=375.0

Of course that just hides it. Doesn't remove it permanently

What themes don't have the CommandModule? Give an example.

You sure you don't want to get rid of the MenuBar?

Textcolor is at   VistaLegacy > TaskBar + TrayNotify > Basic > ToolBar > TextColor:Color

Background is                                                                               > Button.  Color the image.

The textcolor and arrows in this picture when you add toolbars to taskbar:



are found at: VistaLegacy > TaskBar+TrayNotify > TaskBar > Aero > Rebar: TextColor:Color
                                                                                > Basic > Rebar > Chevron

in case you ever need them

The whole search thing:   Aero > Top> SearchView. Color the image
                                     Aero > Top > More Results. Color the image

For the search results: Background is Fonts+SystemMetrics > WindowColor:Color

For All Programs Tree : Explorer+Shell > Explorer > TreeView:Fillcolor  color background

EDIT: Almost forgot. For total search picture you also gotta color images at: Aero > Top > Open Box Extended
                                                                                                          Aero> Top > LogOff Extended
                                                                                                          Basic > LogOffSplitButtonLeftExtended
                                                                                                          Basic > LogOffSplitButtonRightExtended

here's a pic:




Red is StartMenu > Panels > Aero > Top > SearchView
Light Blue is                                       >MoreResults
Orange is                                           >LogOffExtended
Pink is                                               >OpenBoxExtended
Yellow is                         >Basic> LogOffSplitButtonLeftExtended
White                                        LogOffSplitButtonRightExtended
Green is Explorer+Shell > Explorer > ListView > ListItem > SelectedNotFocus

VSB SearchBox is Buttons>Boxes>Edit>Basic>Background

My pleasure. I can't believe you are doing Vista and 7 at the same time . Wouldn't it be easier to do one and then the other?

That white line is Shell>TaskDialog>Footnote Separator in Win7 and Vista. Check again.

In this picture the blue line is the footnote separator. The orange is footnote pane. Pink is primary panel. Red is secondary panel.




                           
                           
                       
                           

Taskbar+SystemTray>SystemTray>Basic>Button:Open and Button

1) Didn't know you wanted both answers
2) In my dialogs I don't have that line or that bottom section at all (on either) so I have nothing to reference

1) Explorer>MenuBar>Background
2) I THINK this is Explorer+Shell>Shell>TaskDialog>Footnote Separator

Sounds like the wiki has been hit with a saturation denial of service attack from IP addresses traced to Russia and China. It is still going on but the 404 "this page doesn't exist" like messages are still holding up. So Ave is blocking some of the IPs.

What is the searchbox VSB uses?

From your screenshot I thought it would be darker...

Looks awesome....somebody with your talent and skill should have no problem.

Good luck!

StartMenu>Panels>Basic>LogOffSplitButtonLeft  and LogOffSplitButtonRight
   

StartMenu>Panels>Basic>PlacesList:TextColor

So, does anybody know how to get rid of this junk?

I have solid black image and transparency unclicked on all states of the Taskbar Button image and I'm still getting this glow/flash/animation when I click a pinned icon:



I don't know what else I can do.

StartMenu>Panels>Basic>JumpListItemLeft. Color the image. This is definitely the one.

Sorry...been color-coding everything. Forgot I had 2 things same color.

BUMP!

Anybody know how to get rid of this flash/animation. Solid image doesn't work. I can't find it in Glows or Animations. Can't find it anywhere.
Any ideas?

In Start Menu JumpList: StartMenu>Menus>Aero>PlaceList:ListView>GroupHeaderLine

Maybe same in Taskbar?

Explorer>TreeView>TreeItem>Selected. Color the image

When you click a folder in the All Programs tree, the highlight becomes the color of the image in Explorer>TreeView>TreeItem>HotSelected. But the TEXT COLOR DOESN"T CHANGE and suddenly this becomes the highlight for EVERYTHING in the tree. But if you flick the cursor to the left the highlight suddenly changes back to StartMenu>Menus>Basic>Hover:TreeView>TreeItem>Hot the way it was before. Strange behavior that happens in no other tree.

The hover color is usually StartMenu>Menus>Basic>Hover:TreeView>TreeItem>Hot.
But if you open a folder it becomes Explorer>TreeView>TreeItem>HotSelected (image) everywhere.
But if you move the cursor to the left of an item it becomes StartMenu>Menus>Basic>Hover:TreeView>TreeItem>Hot again!

This only happens in the All Programs tree.

Not the same as JumpListItem

#6 is Headers etc> Header (Color image), and HeaderItem (color image)

the area to the right of VSB search box with magnifying glass etc is Fonts+SystemMetrics>Window:Color

In more detail: Click the property, click remove property, click yes. Then click Add Property
                      Go to far left drop down menu, scroll to Margins, click it. Got to the next drop down menu to right, scroll to contentmargins, click it. Put your new values in the values box,hit enter. Then save it and use it. Add a space after each value (10, 10, 4, 4)

I did just as Panda said and it worked fine:



You have to change the content margins from (10, 10, 7, 7) to (10, 10, 4, 4)
You do this by removing the property and then adding the new property. click margins, then contentmargins, and then enter the new value, then ok.
Works perfect. Trust Panda X

This help?:  http://vistastylebuilder.com/forum/index.php?topic=773.0

I've been playing with Explorer>TreeView and found some strange things that might help in your All Programs text color problem:

1)The basic text color in the All Programs tree is Explorer>Treeview>Textcolor. I had to add this property. It remains stable even if you click a folder in All Programs
2)The basic text color in the VSB tree is Explorer>Treeview>TreeItem>Normal. Again I had to add the property.
3)The basic text color in the Explorer tree is Fonts+SystemMetrics>WindowText:Color

4)When you click a folder in the All Programs tree, the highlight becomes the color of the image in Explorer>TreeView>TreeItem>HotSelected. But the TEXT COLOR DOESN"T CHANGE and suddenly this becomes the highlight for EVERYTHING in the tree. But if you flick the cursor to the left the highlight suddenly changes back to StartMenu>Menus>Basic>Hover:TreeView>TreeItem>Hot the way it was before. Strange behavior that happens in no other tree.

5) If you follow #1 you will have a stable basic textcolor whether you click a folder or not. Just add the property. It should work

Look...all the textcolors for All Programs tree are in Explorer>treeview>treeitem: normal, hot, selected, disabled, selectednotfocus, hotselected. They are nowhere else, Go through them and find which one you need.

In VIsta it is Taskbar+TrayNotify>TaskBand>Basic>ToolBar>Button. He's still in Vista....

Maybe 4 has something to do with your highlight?  Try StartMenu>Menu>Basic>Hover:TreeView>TreeItem>Hot  and recolor image

Well...they work for me...I just checked them...

1) Address,Breadcrumbs,Search>Search>searchbox>basic>normal>active>1. Color image for background (also does startmenu searchbox)
                                                        >searchedit>textbox>normal+accelerator for textcolor
4) Explorer>treeview>treeitem>probably Selected: textcolor

2) You want explorer background (hard to tell): Explorer>ItemsView>ItemsVIew: FillColor
3) Explorer+Shell>Explorer>ItemsView>ListView>ListItem>Hot, Selected, SelectedNotFocus and HotSelected: color the image
1) I think is Menus>PopUpItem>Hot  color the image

Don't give up so fast. The Stylehacks may be old but VSB is ESSENTIAL. Keep working with it and you will end up agreeing with me

Just about all of the Stylehacks haven't been updated for Win7. Just use the ones that  say they have been.

You can also go to   http://stylehacks.deviantart.com/

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