*! version 1.3 13Oct2019
help scheme_cgd_on_black

Title

Scheme description: A scheme using the Center for Global Development's palette on a black background

Syntax

To use the cgd_on_black scheme, you might specify it as an option in your graph command

. graph
...,
...
scheme(cgd_on_black)

Alternatively, set the scheme before running your graph command

. set
scheme
cgd_on_black
[,
permanently]

See [G-3] scheme_option and [G-2] set scheme.

Description

Schemes determine the overall look of a graph; see
[G-4] schemes intro.

The cgd_on_black scheme modifies Stata's default s1rcolor scheme
by substituting a palette composed of CGD's colors and
specifying a white background (instead of -s2color-'s light blue background).
It should work on any version of Stata. See cgd_colors for
more information about the Center for Global Development's
color palette.

The 11 CGD colors are mapped to plots 1 - 11 with plots 12-15 retaining the
colors assigned by -s2color- as follows:

p white

p1 cgdorange

p2 cgdteal

p3 cgdwmgray

p4 cgdyellow

p5 cgdpurple

p6 cgdgreen

p7 cgdred

p8 cgddkgray

p9 cgdbluegray

p10 cgdbeige

p11 cgdltgray

p12 cgdbeige

p13 emerald

p14 gold

p15 bluishgray

After installing this package, exit Stata and then restart before using this
scheme. After restarting Stata, type the command:

. graph query, schemes

to see a list of all schemes installed on your computer. Among them will
be -cgd_on_black-.

Authors

Stata's code for the their s1rcolor scheme dates back
to the earliest versions of Stata. This scheme, called cgd_on_black,
modifies the default -s1rcolor- scheme as described above. The first
version of this scheme was written by Mallika Snyder while she
worked at CGD.

Contact Mead Over at:
MOver@CGDev.Org with problems or suggestions.