There are three built-in color xaml definitions, as described in the following table:

Name	Use
Colors.xaml	Default configuration
ColorsDark.xaml	Dark Configuration
ColorsViolet.xaml	Purple Configuration

The same color name is defined in each file, except that the color values are different. The description of the color names is shown in the following table:

Name	Use
PrimaryColor	Main Color
LightPrimaryColor	Main Color (Light)
DarkPrimaryColor	Main Color (Dark)
DangerColor	Error, danger
LightDangerColor	Error, danger (Light)
DarkDangerColor	Error, Danger (Dark)
WarningColor	Warning
LightWarningColor	Warning (Light)
DarkWarningColor	Warning (Dark)
InfoColor	Information
LightInfoColor	Information (Light)
DarkInfoColor	Information (Dark)
SuccessColor	Success
LightSuccessColor	Success (Light)
DarkSuccessColor	Success (Dark)
VioletColor	Main Color (Violet) Only Custom Version
DarkVioletColor	Main Color (Violet) Only Custom Version
PrimaryTextColor	Main Text
SecondaryTextColor	Secondary Text
ThirdlyTextColor	Last Text
ReverseTextColor	Inverted Text
TextIconColor	General for text or icons on a dark background
BorderColor	Border
SecondaryBorderColor	Secondary Border
BackgroundColor	Main Background Color
RegionColor	Block Background
SecondaryRegionColor	Secondary Block Background
ThirdlyRegionColor	Final Block Background
TitleColor	Title Background
SecondaryTitleColor	Subtitle Background
DefaultColor	Default Color
DarkDefaultColor	Secondary default color
AccentColor	Reminder
DarkAccentColor	Reminder (Dark)
DarkMaskColor	Use as a mask
DarkOpacityColor	Translucent Background
BlurGradientValue	Background for blurry windows only
MainContentForegroundColor	Only Custom Version
MainContentBackgroundColor	Only Custom Version
ForthlyRegionColor	Only Custom Version

NOTE

Example：Color="{DynamicResource PrimaryColor}"