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Backgrounds addon globals: grid

The grid global is a boolean that controls whether the background grid is displayed.

Backgrounds addon globals: value

The value global is a string that, when set, applies a background color and prevents it from being changed using the toolbar. The value must match the key of one of the available colors in the options configuration.

Backgrounds addon parameter: disable

The disable parameter is a boolean that disables the backgrounds feature behavior. When set to true at the project level, it can be re-enabled by setting it to false at the meta or story level for parameter inheritance.

Backgrounds addon parameter: grid configuration

The grid parameter is an object that configures the background grid with the following properties: cellAmount (number, default 5) specifies the size of minor grid lines; cellSize (number, default 20) specifies the size of major grid lines; disable (boolean) turns off the grid; offsetX (number, default 0 for fullscreen layout, 16 for padded layout) sets horizontal offset; offsetY (number, default 0 for fullscreen layout, 16 for padded layout) sets vertical offset; opacity (number, default 0.5) sets the opacity of grid lines.

Backgrounds addon parameter: options

The options parameter is required and defines available background colors as an object where each key maps to an object with name (string) and value (string) properties. The name is the display label and value is the actual color value.

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