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'brand',
'red',
'green',
'yellow',
'orange',
'pink',
'silver',
'onyx',
'amethyst',
]}
defaultValue={'brand'}
placeholder="Select the color"
onSelectedChange={(e, { value }) => setColor(value as string)}
/>
'orange',
'orangeLight',
'yellowDark',
'yellow',
'brown',
'oliveDark',
'olive',
'neon',
'formatting',
]}
defaultValue={'red'}
placeholder="Select the color"
onSelectedChange={(e, { value }) => setColor(value as string)}
/>
inputBorder: colors.black[750],
textAreaBorder: colors.black[450],
}
}
`}
/>
<p>
You can see use color schemes defined for Teams' themes as reference to create own,
below is definition for <code>brand</code> color in in Teams light, high contrast and
dark themes.
</p>
render={() => (
)}
/>