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neither can I find parameters related to it.
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That's because your input field is defined after the call to Coloris.ready(() => {
Coloris({
el: '.coloris',
});
}); By the way, this is no |
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Coloris.ready() didn't work because my case was different. It's a content script and I have already set it as run at document end. I was defining it before Coloris DOM code was imported into the page by my extension. In other words, I had to run it after like you said, just slightly differently.
Thank you. I really liked this color picker, for the the design and tranparency setting. Native input color doesn't have that transparency. |
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That's because your input field is defined after the call to
Coloris()
. You should change your code so Coloris is called after all the DOM is ready. Alternatively, you could initialize the color picker this way:By the way, this is no
input
option.