I'm using the Colorpicker widget to change the color of a title and
currently have this code:
<input name='color' id='color' type='text' value='#ff6' />
<a href='#' data-colorpicker='{updateColor:"title",
update:"color"}'>set</a>
Just wondering if it is possible to not show the preview and rgb
values?
I have tried the following css:
div.rui-colorpicker div.controls{display:none;}
But it is still showing.
Also, how do you set a default color? In the example above, I wanted
#ff6 as the default value, but this isn't the case - when I click on
the 'set' link it always defaults to white.
cheers,
DAZ
How do I set the initial position it appears at? (at the moment it
jumps into the top left of the screen)
It seems that I can't get the contols to just 'disappear' as the
styling of the rest of the widget depends on them being there (I
think).
I'd like to hide the actual values and just make it more visual (to
explain a little why I want to do this).
cheers,
DAZ
Sorry for a bit of a delay, having busy time in here.
Regarding div.rui-colorpicker div.controls { display: none; }
I've just checked it, works just fine. Make sure that you add your custom styles _after_ you include the colorpicker javascript on the page. Otherwise it will overwrite your styles.
Then default color. It should read the input's value. But now, when I'm looking at it, it seems there is a bug, it works with the standard 'onfocus' handler, but falls to white when you use an external trigger.
And regarding the initial position, by default it will use the position of your input field. If you need something else you will need to instantiate a Colorpicker object and place it on the page manually. See the 'inlined' version on the demo page
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Cheers,
Nikolay
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Sorry for the delay in replying too! Too busy with other stuff, but
thanks for your reply.
It was the obvious thing that was the problem - my stylesheet came
before the js, so problem solved.
Yes it is definitely defaulting to white when it appears, would be
good if it was the initial color instead.
One other question - at the moment I'm setting the text colour of the
#title element with the color picker. I'd also like to set the text-
shadow property of #title to a color that is 20% darker than the color
selected, is this possible?
cheers,
DAZ