[DragonByte Tech]

Originally Posted by BadgerDog

Unfortunately, you're incorrect ...

The field accepts entries without a # prefix and works fine for all HTML Hex color codes except "black" or Hex 000000

In fact, if you put a # prefix in front of any Hex code, it truncates the last HEX character, screwing up the color.

For example.

Using FCFF00

If you put a # in front as you suggest, it becomes #FCFF0, cutting off the last HEX 0 character because it counts the # as one of the 6 character input numbers required.

Regards,
Doug

Looking through the documentation for the pin colors, if you want the pin color to be back, don't enter any color (leave blank) in the setting, Pin Color that is the standard default color.

Chris