https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=90631
--- Comment #14 from Heiko Tietze <tietze.he...@gmail.com> ---
(In reply to sergio.callegari from comment #13)
> Suppose that I create a custom palette for some activity. For instance,
> imagine that I'm in a project with some other people and that we want all
> the material related to the project to have its own identity...
This use case is supposed to be done per extension. The minimal example is at
https://github.com/stbergmann/palette-extension. Click the green "Clone or
download" button and select zip. Extract and edit the file
palette-extension-master/src/palettes/ by adding/changing the entries
<draw:color draw:color="#FF0000" draw:name="My Red"/> (take the RGB value like
#FF0000 from the color dialog in LibreOffice or any other tool; the color name
can be chosen freely). Once you are finished pack everything from
/palette-extension-master/src/ into a zip file (meaning description.xml etc. is
on the root) and rename the zip to oxt. This file can be shared- double click
in the file browser opens the extension manager. If you want a proper name for
your palette just rename the file "My Extension.soc". Everything is also
explained in the blog post.
> 2) Apparently, I have a standard.soc, a libreoffice.soc and an html.soc file
> in my LibO profile (a legacy of previous LibO versions?), which means that I
> am getting repeated entries in the palette selector. Is this expected?
You wont get repeated entries if palette names are different. html.soc is the
web standard of color with well-defined names, standard.soc what we use by
default (this palette is being updated again right now) and libreoffice.soc the
branding colors as defined by design and marketing.
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