Total noob question: How to create a link to color chooser?
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- Jody Horton
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I want to remove the color chooser from header f in Crystalline and create an image link from a module somewhere else on the homepage.
I have searched high and low and cannot find a way to create a link to the color chooser popup. Please help!
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- Jody Horton
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- Anyone? If this is possible I would think someone would know the answer off the top of their head. If it's not possible please let me know so I can choose a different template.
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- Jody Horton
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- Andy? Kat? Anyone? Is it possible to create a standard image or text link to the color chooser, or to style the color chooser to suit a different module position (other than header f) in Crystalline or any templat with color chooser?
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- Henning
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hmmm you can edit the code in colorchooser.php in the features folder of the template.
But the link
<a href="#" id="preset-creator"> ... </a>
needs to be there. You can style that via css if you like to.
The position of the link can be st in the template settings.
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- Jody Horton
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Thanks a friggin' buttload Henning! That's all I needed to know...what the link is to the color chooser.
Maybe I didn't do a good job of specifying what I needed, but for some reason I could not find it ANYWHERE.
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- Jody Horton
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- Now a followup question...why doesn't it work in the sidebar position? I created a custom html module with that link in it. Published to drawer or header positions it works. Published to sidebar A and it stops working. Is there a technical reason for this?
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- Henning
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open presetcreator.php in the features folder of your template and add right after
function isEnabled() {
global $gantry;
this line:
return true;
so it looks like:
function isEnabled() {
global $gantry;
return true;
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- Henning
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- and be sure that only one id="preset-creator" is on that page. The colorchooser toggle in the template settings can stay disabled now ...
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- Jody Horton
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Thank you for your help. I am THIS close to finshing up the the changes I wanted thanks to your first reply. I have created a new class in template.css and am styling that with the necessary graphics.
Regarding your second answer (so I understand it):
function isEnabled() {
global $gantry;
return true;
This will enable color chooser from a custom html module? If so, I will use it for sure...but as I said I am almost finished with styling the original color chooser to fit in a module position which will get me off the hook for this weekend and I can implement your second suggestion after the weekend.
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