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Fix info boxes in cct page
* fix unreadable info box * replace free-text info with proper box
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Since as of the release of version 0.13.0 no adjustable CCT addressable LEDs are supported*, this only applies to PWM analog LED outputs.
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_*SK6812 WWA (with 3 channels, warm white, cold white and amber) are supported, but treated as if RGB using the `WS281x` bus type. White spectrum support for this LED type will be added at a later point._
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!!! info "WWA (warm white + cold white + amber white)"
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_*SK6812 WWA (with 3 channels, warm white, cold white and amber) are supported, but treated as if RGB using the `WS281x` bus type. White spectrum support for this LED type will be added at a later point._
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The overall brightness of the white channels is determined from the auto-white calculation outlined above, and as such is identical in behavior to that of single white channel busses.
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![](/assets/images/content/wledcct.png)
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!!! warning
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Make sure your setup can handle driving both white channels at maximum output simultaneously. This results in a higher heat output and might reduce the lifetime of your LEDs. For example, bulbs by Athom are designed for linear blending (0%) and may be damaged by attempting to use additive blending.
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!!! warning "Additive Blending May Cause Heatup"
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Make sure your setup can handle driving both white channels at maximum output simultaneously. This results in a higher heat output and might reduce the lifetime of your LEDs. For example, bulbs by Athom are designed for linear blending (0%) and may be damaged by attempting to use additive blending.
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You can limit the maximum allowed additive blending at build time using the `WLED_MAX_CCT_BLEND` macro.
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For example, add `-D WLED_MAX_CCT_BLEND=0` to your build flags to force linear blending only.

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