Question
Within Digital Hive, we can manually change color values, or use predefined color schemes, but is it possible to create a color scheme that can be saved and reused in the future?
Answer
Custom color screens can be created by Digital Hive administrators. To create a new color scheme:
- Click on your avatar in the upper right hand corner
- Select Manage Digital Hive which will launch the Control Center
- Under Customizations, select Colors
- Click

- Provide a name for the new color scheme
Digital Hive provides the ability to define color scheme definitions that support both light and dark modes. The scheme is comprised of a surface color and a maximum of 7 theme colors. Since both light and dark modes can be supported, this increases the total possible options to 2 surface colors, and 14 theme colors.
To define the color values for the scheme:
- Click anywhere on the surface colors (either the black or white line)
- This will change the view below the scheme colors and allow you to set the surface colors

- Click one the round color samples to open the color selector window

- You can either type in the hex value in #xxxxxx format, use the rgb(xxx,xxx,xxx) format, or select the color using the color picker. The slider bar at the bottom allows you to control the opacity of the colour if a more transparent look is desired
- Click outside of the color selector window to exit once the desired color is selected
- Repeat steps 3-5 to change the other surface color
- Click on the Primary color sample

- Provide the new color value for the Primary color using the color selector window. You can optionally specify a different color for the dark mode if desired, otherwise the same color will be used for both modes
- Click outside of the color selector window to exit once the desired colors are selected
- Repeat steps 8-9 for the Secondary, Third, Fourth, and the three additional scheme colors
- Once all colors have been defined, click on the Save or Save as button in the bottom right hand corner
The final color scheme design would look something like this:
