Customize Color Picker Palette
by Divi Dude
Oh, how I love the Custom Color Picker Palette. Oh, how I hate to try and say that fast three times. I have a confession: I used Divi for well over a year before I realized what the Custom Color Picker Palette was for. Now, I can’t live without it. I like to use the same colors over and over and over. And in the past, I would retype the color’s hex values over and over and over. Not anymore. Not with the Custom Color Picker Palette. It’s found in the Custom Theme Settings in the Divi folder on the left hand menu in WordPress.
And here’s a sentence I typed where I used all the custom colors I made for this page. Okay, that’s a little annoying, I won’t do that again.
Here’s how it works. You go to Theme Options in the Divi folder on the left hand menu in WordPress. Click on the color you want to replace and type in the color hex value you want to use. Do this for each color you want to replace. And when you’re done, click on the save changes button, and voila, you can use the Custom Color Picker Palette in the modules.
Custom Picker Palette Made Better
Since I wrote the above section, Divi’s Custom Picker Palette has gotten even better. “How so?” you may ask. Well, now in addition to showing you the custom colors you’ve saved, it also lists all the recent colors you’ve used on the site by simply clicking the “Recent” text link in the module wherever you see the palette colors.
Watch Video Tutorial on Picker Pallete
Want to see it in action? Well, here’s a video I did.
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That is super helpful! I’ve made a number of divi sites and I didn’t realize that feature either. This will be a nice time saver.
Thanks. It has proven to be a real time saver for me too!