Implementing Custom Color Values In Websites/Funnels

Understanding Custom Color Values

Custom color values allow you to maintain brand consistency across your website and funnels by defining and applying a specific color scheme. This feature is particularly useful for:

• Ensuring all elements on your website match your brand's color palette.
• Quickly updating the color scheme across multiple pages or elements without having to edit each one individually.

How to Implement Custom Color Values

Implementing custom color values involves a few straightforward steps. Let's break down the process using practical examples:

Identifying Color Codes

• First, decide on the colors you want to use. Each color has a unique hexadecimal (hex) code, a six-digit code that begins with a hash (#). For example, the hex code for green is #00FF00.

Creating Custom Values

• Navigate to the custom values section within the CRM.
• Create a new custom value for each color you plan to use. For instance, you might create a custom value named "button color" and assign it the hex code for pink (#FFC0CB).

• Copy the Custom Value key for quick access.

Applying Custom Values

• Open the website or funnel editor.
• Select the element you wish to customize, such as a button.
• Instead of directly inputting a color code, paste the key of the custom value you created.
• Save your changes.

Troubleshooting Tips

Sometimes, you might encounter issues where the custom color doesn't immediately apply. Here are a few tips to resolve common problems:

• Refreshing the Editor: If the custom color doesn't show up, try refreshing the editor page to ensure it recognizes the newly created custom value.
• Checking for Typos: Ensure the custom value name is correctly referenced without any typos or extra spaces.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use custom color values for any element on my website?

• A: Yes, custom color values can be applied to various elements, including text, buttons, and backgrounds.

Q: How many custom color values can I create?

• A: There's no strict limit, but it's best to create custom values only for colors you plan to use consistently across your site for simplicity and efficiency.