Page Builder Color Presets

Implementing the CLA VBL colors consistently across all websites can, at times, be a challenge. One thing we've done is to create a Colors documentation page that lists each of the colors in the CLA VBL and provides the color values for each. However, referencing a documentation page each time you need to use a given color isn't as efficient as possible.

On websites that use Page Builder there is the ability to save color presets. To further improve the color presets we've extended Page Builder to automatically add each of the CLA VBL colors to the color presets. The colors will always display in the same order, and at the bottom of the list, leaving custom colors that were manually added to display at the top of the list.

Thankfully, there is nothing that needs to be done on your part to start using the color presets as it's been automatically added to each site using Page Builder.

 

Screenshot - color presets

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