You use the Theme Editor to create your own theme that sets the preferences for displaying objects in your model. When you create a new theme, you can choose to apply it to any diagram by selecting this theme from the Theme Editor when you are working in that diagram.
You use the Defaults tab to set the preferences for font and fill colors for all objects in your model. When you select a Theme for your model, all objects in your model inherit these values.
Note: The options and tabs change depending on the model type (logical or physical) with which you are working.
To create a new theme
The Theme Editor opens.
Specifies the name of the theme. Enter the theme name in this field.
Specifies the default font. Click to define the font style.
Specifies the default fill color for diagrams. Click to define the fill style.
Specifies the default font for the entities (or tables). Click to define the font style.
Specifies the default fill color for the entities (or tables). Click to define the fill style.
Specifies the default font for the attributes (or columns). Click to define the font style.
Specifies the default font for the foreign key attributes or columns. Click to define the font style.
Specifies the default color for the foreign key attributes or columns. Click to define the color.
Specifies the default font. Click to define the general font style.
Specifies the default color for the objects in the diagram. Click to define the general fill style.
Specifies the default line style. Click to define the general line style.
Specifies the default outline style for the model. Click to define the general outline style.
Specifies the default background color for the diagrams in your model. Click to define the general fill style.
The theme is created and the Theme Editor closes.
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