Resourcing Slots / Colors / "Extra" Indicators Explained

The resourcing slot contains valuable information regarding the person, project and the amount of allocations. 
Yellow / Green / Red colorIndicates the overall level of resourcing for a person in that slot. The colors and their thresholds can be adjusted for your Silverbucket instance. The defaults are:
Yellow = 0-60% of person's resourcing slot's capacity
Green = 60-100% of person's resourcing slot's capacity
Red = 100+% of person's resourcing slot's capacity
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Resourcing Slot with a "Diameter"There is  tentative resourcing⁠ in the resourcing slot. Color-coding goes with the same rules as for confirmed resourcing above.
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Resourcing Slot with an "Envelope"Indicates that you are viewing the confirmed resourcing plans but there is also tentative allocations in the same slot. Those can be viewed by changing the view mode.
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Grey Color in the Resourcing Slots A) The person's employment startDate or endDate is in the visible resourcing slots OR 
B) There is an  admin absence⁠  set for the person in the viewed slots
Fully grey = whole slot has absence in it
Half grey = some dates in the slot has absence in it
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Mark has a short absence during W10 and a full absence in W13Mark has a short absence during W10 and a full absence in W13
Grey/Black Outline in the Resourcing SlotIndicates that the resourcing is created for an absence project (project type = Absence). The more resourcing in the slot, the darker the outline.
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Black Dogear in the Top-right Corner of the Resourcing Slot
Someone has made an  Allocation Comment⁠  regarding that membership and those resourcing slots.
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You can view the comment by clicking on the slotYou can view the comment by clicking on the slot
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Black Dogear in the Top-left Corner of the Resourcing Slot
This project has a  PROJECT TAG⁠  which has the highlight feature on
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Project '[M-76] Boar' has the highlight tag through its Project TagsProject '[M-76] Boar' has the highlight tag through its Project Tags
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