Grid Line colors

jamesnguyenFICO
jamesnguyenFICO Member
in Charting

Certain chart types allow for you to change the color of the grid lines. The only default color code I am aware of is for red (FF0000).

 

Is there a list of colors and codes available for use currently in DOMO? If the colors are limited, are there more expected to be added in the future?

 

Thanks,

 

James

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  • smurray
    smurray Domo Employee
    Answer ✓

    ok, great. 

     

    For the zero-line color,  it is giving the example of Red and the HEX code for red FF0000. You can enter any HEX code for the color. An example is 3366CC which returns a dark blue. You can also provide just the name darkblue.

    You can think of the HEX code in the order of Red, Green, Blue. So in the example FF0000,  FF means all red, 00 means no green, and 00 means no blue, therefore you get Red. If you take the reverse 0000FF, it means Blue.

     

    FF is the largest value and 00 is the lowest value in HEX.

     

    You can look here Color Picker, to figure out the HEX for a color.

     

    Here is an example of blue HEX code:

    Screen Shot 2016-12-15 at 1.18.45 PM.png

     

     

     

     

     

    Here is darkblue example:

    Screen Shot 2016-12-15 at 1.30.19 PM.png 

    and with the Hex code:

    Screen Shot 2016-12-15 at 1.32.21 PM.png

     

    So in short you can use any color that HTML will except.

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  • smurray
    smurray Domo Employee

    Hi @jamesnguyenFICO,

     

    To clarify are you asking about this section fo the card builder:

    Screen Shot 2016-12-15 at 1.03.16 PM.png

    for the Zero Line color or is it another grid line you asking about?

     

    Which cards are you specifically asking about?

  • jamesnguyenFICO
    jamesnguyenFICO Member

    Yes the zero line color was specifically what I was referring to. Although I am not sure if there are any other charts that have this option, if there are more, that would be great.

  • smurray
    smurray Domo Employee
    Answer ✓

    ok, great. 

     

    For the zero-line color,  it is giving the example of Red and the HEX code for red FF0000. You can enter any HEX code for the color. An example is 3366CC which returns a dark blue. You can also provide just the name darkblue.

    You can think of the HEX code in the order of Red, Green, Blue. So in the example FF0000,  FF means all red, 00 means no green, and 00 means no blue, therefore you get Red. If you take the reverse 0000FF, it means Blue.

     

    FF is the largest value and 00 is the lowest value in HEX.

     

    You can look here Color Picker, to figure out the HEX for a color.

     

    Here is an example of blue HEX code:

    Screen Shot 2016-12-15 at 1.18.45 PM.png

     

     

     

     

     

    Here is darkblue example:

    Screen Shot 2016-12-15 at 1.30.19 PM.png 

    and with the Hex code:

    Screen Shot 2016-12-15 at 1.32.21 PM.png

     

    So in short you can use any color that HTML will except.

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