Global Colours
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Globally manage your colours with a professional colour picker, personalised variables, an exclusive 11-stop palette generator, dynamic colour modification, live colour editing, convenient folders, contrast checking, and a sleek dark mode customiser.
This allows you to create a unified colour palette across your entire website, but also perform adjustments across the board.
Global colour management takes place in the Global Styles colours tab where you can visualise and manage your global colours.
By default, Cwicly provides four standard colours.
You cannot remove the four initial global colour chips. However you can change the base colours to the colours you require.
The Global Styles colours tab is located in the Block Inspector.
Open the Global Styles tab in the Block Inspector.
Open the Colours tab.
You can apply a global background colour from the Colours tab.
In the Block Inspector, open the Global Styles tab.
Open the Colours tab.
Click the Background chip to open the Colour modal.
Select required background colour.
You can personalise the 4 base colour chips to suit your requirements.
In the Block Inspector, open the Global Styles tab.
Open the Colours tab.
Click a base colour chip and select the colour you require.
The Add New Global Colour property allows you to add new global colours.
In the Block Inspector, open the Global Styles tab.
Open the Colours tab.
Next to Global Colours, click the "+" icon.
Click the newly created chip.
Select a colour.
If you wish to add additional global colours, click the "+" icon.
Click the new chip and select a suitable colour.
To organise your global colours, use the reorder property
Drag and drop a colour to reorder.
Global colours that you have added can be permanently removed. The initial 4 global colour chips cannot be removed.
In the Block Inspector, open the Global Styles tab.
Open the Colours tab.
To remove a colour, hover and click the bin icon.
Global Colours can be applied to any selected block (text, background, link etc).
Global colours are located at the bottom of the colour picker. They are arranged identically to their disposition in the global styles tab.
Select block to which you wish to add Global Colours.
In the colours tab, click the text, background, link colour picker depending on the element to which you wish to apply a global colour.
The Global Colours are visible at the bottom of the colour picker.
Click on the Global Colour you wish to apply.
Transform your website’s colour scheme with unmatched ease and speed. Palettes and dynamic colour variations are intelligently linked to their core colours. As your base colours evolve, so does every connected variation and palette. Play around and visualise different combinations in an instant without the fear of breaking something.
Above Global Base colours, palettes and dynamic colour variations are organised according to their base colour, starting with the 11-stop palette, followed by the dynamic colour variations.
If you hover over an 11 point palette, additional relative information about the colour will be displayed.
In the Block Inspector, find Global Colours in the Colours tab of the Global Styles tab.
Find the 11 point palette you wish more information about.
Hover over a specific colour.
Additional information relative to the specified colour will be displayed.
You can customise a specific colour in the 11-stop generated palette.
Open the Colours tab in the Global Styles tab.
In the Block Inspector, find the 11-stop palette you wish to customise.
Click a specific colour to open the Global Colour modal.
Modify accordingly.
Folders are provided so that you can organise your colour schemes and save you time looking for the colour combinations you require.
The Colour tab regroups the base settings for a global colour.
You have the option to specify a colour for both light and dark modes.
The Palette tab allows you to generate and customise an 11 point palette.
The Modifiers tab allows you to build dynamic colour variations on the base colour.