How to adjust colors of disabled buttons in Splash Screen and widgets

Question

In a splash screen, I'd like to change the OK button to a darker grey.

I am only able to do this for the color after clicking the check box:

Here are my theme colors:

That white/light grey one controls just the background. And adjusting any of these theme colors doesn't change the OK button.

Making the background fully white in that theme color, makes the Cancel button in the filter widget worse:

This grey color for the cancel button becomes lighter when the background becomes lighter.

The tertiary theme color seems to control the color of the cancel button but when I make it a darker grey, it just makes the whole button black:

I know these buttons are supposed to be semi-hidden since they are not clickable until the user clicks the checkbox in the splash screen, or after applying a filter to be able to cancel it, but in order to be 508 compliant I am told that even disabled buttons need to follow the 508 compliance rules.

Is there any way to have full customization of these buttons?

NicoleJohnson · Answer

There totally could be! I just wouldn't know it since this has served me well enough so far.

JamesPoeschel · Answer

I'll accept that as a workaround! and Ill assume there is no way to customize the default customization button, thanks!

NicoleJohnson · Answer

This doesn't answer your question directly, I'm just presenting it as a possible alternative: make your own button with the text "I understand." For example, I have a splash screen button that says, "Accept and continue," and because it isn't the default button, I can make the highlighted state a darker version of my org's brand color.