GcalColor
Colorize events in the new Google Calendar. (Keywords: Gcal color colors event)
Adds more colors to Google Calendar!
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Adds more colors to Google Calendar's color selection menu.
HOW TO USE:
This extension adds the ability to insert custom colors into Google Calendar events. Upon installing the extension, you might need to refresh Google Calendar for it to load.
Once the extension has been installed, you can access the custom color creation by either right clicking events (accessing the color palette), or double clicking the event and accessing the other color palette within the advanced event details page.
You can verify that the extension has been installed properly by the existence of an additional circle in the color palette with a plus (+) sign. Clicking on this plus sign should prompt you to insert a custom color defined by a hexcode (For example, typing 000000 will give you the color black. One recommended place to find colors is https://htmlcolorcodes.com/). Pressing "OK" on the color entry prompt will add this custom color to your color palette for coloring events.
You can remove custom colors from your color palette by clicking on the extension icon in your browser's extension bar. This will open a small window where clicking on a color will remove it from the extension and your color palette.
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I downloaded the extension, did a test event and I was able to add a custom color to it. It worked prefectly but now it is no longer working, I do not see the plus icon to add custom colors either on new events or already existing events :( please help, I was LOVING this extension :( :( also I already tried all the basic troubleshooting!!
It is a really great idea. However, it doesn't work for all day events (which is what i mostly use)
I enjoy this a lot! The only thing is I wish the colors would apply to my mobile calendar. If I want to use custom colors on my desktop, it resets all colors on my mobile phone to the default blue. I'm guessing because it doesn't recognize the hex codes.
I can't really use it! Can you help me, please? Tried clicking everywhere but there was no case. Gladly I'll switch to five stars if it works properly
Thank you Thank you Thank you! But can you fix something? Not sure if this would be possible, but the custom colors don't show up in two places: The very top where all day events are and when you perform a search. But thank you for doing this!
i dont understand how it works ! please explain !
Hi Adam, Thanks for creating this extension! We are testing it out in our office and each person added the extension and added the same four hex codes so that we can used them on our shared calendar but the color is only appearing on the person who created the event. Is there a way where everyone can see the new color if everyone has the same extension and hex codes added? Thanks
Thank you so much for making this!
LOVE IT!!! but i think the new update caused some issues. I can no longer add colours on google calendar. :(
I like it but finding the HTML Hex Codes is not intuitive. Also, how do you remove a color once added (twice by accident while learning how to do it)