Color Attribute?

[Dwindle2234]

Description

What's happened to the #color atttribute? Of the dozens I've set only one still appears to work: #color(inheritable)=gold. #color(inheritable)=Fuchsia does not work.

And why can't I find any details of color in the new help file (either by searching or looking in Advanced/attributes). Or pehaps my seach is broken?

Is color depricated? Did I miss a release note? Which colours are now available?

TriliumNext Version

0.99.3 (and the last few versions)

What operating system are you using?

Other (specify below)

What is your setup?

Server access only

Operating System Version

Access via Brave browser / Trilium server only

Error logs

No response

[dosubot]

The #color attribute is not deprecated and still works in Trilium. It accepts any valid CSS color value, including named colors and hex codes. However, the color name must match CSS standards exactly—so use lowercase (e.g., #color(inheritable)=fuchsia instead of Fuchsia). If the color string isn't recognized by the underlying color library, Trilium silently ignores it and doesn't apply the color, which is why only some colors appear to work for you. This case sensitivity and lack of normalization isn't documented in the help files, which can be confusing. There have been recent changes to improve color readability in the note tree, but no restriction or deprecation of the #color attribute itself. For best results, stick to standard CSS color names in lowercase or use hex codes like #color(inheritable)=#ff00ff for fuchsia-like colors.
Details on color parsing and recent changes

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