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(@uhondo)
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Greetings!

I can't seem to be able to change the colors in the default graphs. What gives? 

Sorry if this has been asked before

chart:filled scale:linear row-id:%instance% series1:%BytesReceivedPersec% color1:00ff00 series2:%BytesSentPersec% height:2 color2:d84a05


   
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Glenn
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Posted by: @uhondo

Greetings!

I can't seem to be able to change the colors in the default graphs. What gives? 

Sorry if this has been asked before

chart:filled scale:linear row-id:%instance% series1:%BytesReceivedPersec% color1:00ff00 series2:%BytesSentPersec% height:2 color2:d84a05

That looks correct. Which part are you confused about?

 



   
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(@uhondo)
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The color 1 is correct, but the color 2 ought to be

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color2:d84a05

Its meant to be a dark orange but for some reason it stays blue



   
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Glenn
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@uhondo You're getting BGR and RGB confused.  Desktop Info will accept either but by default the colors are specified as BGR.  If you want to specify RGB add a # hash character at the beginning.  eg: color2:#d84a05   or switch it around:  color2:054ad8

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