A simple color picker field for Kirby CMS which makes use of the jQuery MiniColors plugin.
It allows you to specify colors using hex or rgb notation, and optionally allows you to also select an opacity (alpha) level. There are 4 built-in colour picker controls - 'hue' scale, 'brightness' scale, 'saturation' scale and the colour 'wheel' - and you can also specify a swatch of pre-defined colors to be added to as 'quick-picks'.
You can download this entire repository as a zip file, unzip it, and place its contents into a site/fields/color/
folder, in your Kirby site.
If you are comfortable with the command-line, you can easily instal Color Picker Field using the wonderful Kirby CLI:
$ cd your/project/root
$ kirby plugin:install ian-cox/Kirby-Color-Picker
If git is part of your development workflow, you can just clone this repository directly into the appropriate place in your project:
$ cd your/project/root
$ git clone git@github.com:ian-cox/Kirby-Color-Picker.git site/fields/color
This will add the repository files into a new color
field folder.
In your blueprints, use the new color
field:
fields:
bgcolor:
label: Background Color
type: color
In your templates, simply echo the field:
<div class='promotion' style='background-color:<?= $page->bgcolor() ?>'>
</div>
Specifies a default value to be used in the field. Can be specified in hex, rgb or rgba notation. If using rgba, you should also set the opacity: true
option - see below - or the alpha value will be ignored and converted to hex.
fields:
bgcolor:
label: Background Color
type: color
default: '#3f79e2'
Specifies which color picker control to use. Possible values are 'hue' (the default), 'brightness', 'saturation' and 'wheel'.
fields:
bgcolor:
label: Background Color
type: color
control: brightness
If opacity
is set to true
, then 2 things happen: an opacity slider is displayed beside the normal color picker control, and the field will automatically convert all values to rgb/rgba. The default is that opacity
is false
, and the field tries to convert all values to hex notation.
fields:
bgcolor:
label: Background Color
type: color
opacity: true
Allows you to specify a list of color swatches that will appear under the normal color picker control. Useful if you want to provide your users with some pre-selected color choices.
fields:
bgcolor:
label: Background Color
type: color
swatches:
- '#6b8023'
- rgb(123,67,220)
- rgba(98,241,12,0.8)
It is possible to combine the configuration options above, as well as to use Kirby's default field options, to truly customise the Color Picker Field to your requirements:
fields:
bgcolor:
label: Background Color
type: color
default: rgba(98,241,12,0.8)
opacity: true
control: brightness
width: 1/4
swatches:
- '#6b8023'
- '#ffa500'
- '#ff4500'
- '#da70d6'
v1.3 Support for Kirby 2.5, and added 'opacity', 'control' and 'swatches' features
v1.2 Now working in both Kirby 2 and 2.2
v1.1 Default hex colors can now be specified in the blueprint and should be written without the #
.
- @claviska for his great MiniColors plugin.
- @ptouch718 for his masterful JS debugging.
- @dionysiusmarquis and @bastianallgeier for helping port it to kirby 2.2
- @luxlogica for adding support for RGBA and other control options.
Copyright 2017, Ian Cox.
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