sandywp / plugins / kt-tinymce-color-grid

Central Color Palette

4.9 out of 5 stars. 4.9 57 reviews

Manage a site-wide central color palette for a uniform look'n'feel! Supports the new block editor, Theme Customizer and many themes and plug …

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v1.15.5 10,000+ installs WP 5.2+ PHP 5.3+

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What you get inside

4 screens
  • The Color Palette Editor

  • The new block editor is supported

  • Custom palette for the Theme Customizer

  • Legacy support for the classic editor

About this plugin

This plugin allows you to manage a site-wide central color palette for an uniform look’n’feel. The palette of the new block editor and the Theme Customizer are supported, as well as the classic editor. You can define this central color palette through the settings menu. All plugins that make use of WordPress’ color picker can benefit from this plugin as well.

This plugin supports a multi-site setup of WordPress.

Also this plugin replaces the color picker for choosing a text or background color found inside the classic editor with a bigger and customizable color grid.

For an easy migration between WordPress installations you can export and import your palette settings and colors.

Theme/Plugin Support
Central Color Palette supports these plugins and themes:

Please not that Elementor 3 is currently not supported due to its new color management.

API Documentation

Central Color Palette offers some methods, so have a look at the API Documentation.

Privacy Policy

This plugin does not collect or use any private data.

Questions

Questions? Concerns? Feature Request?

Please contact me and we’ll see what we can do

4.9

57 reviews

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  • 3 ★ 1
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