I am new to using Spectrum's color picker. So I looked through all functions spectrum-color picker had to offer, but I cannot find a way to hide some colors in the color picker so that users cannot select them.
E.g., all light colors: #FFFFFF, #F5F5F5, #FFFAFA, #F0FFF0, #F5FFFA, #F0FFFF, #F0F8FF, #F8F8FF, #FFF5E, #F5F5DC, #FDF5E6, #FFFAF0, #FFFFF0, #FAEBD7, #FAF0E6, #FFF0F5 shouldn't be available in the color picker.
Is there a way I can do this?
you have to make an array list with restricted color hax.
then you should use change
method in order to deal with.
and jquery $.inArray()
Function to determine restricted Color.
for example
var banColor = ['#ffffff','#000000','#F0FFF0', '#F5FFFA', '#F0FFFF', '#F0F8FF', '#F8F8FF', '#FFF5E', '#F5F5DC', '#FDF5E6', '#FFFAF0', '#FFFFF0', '#FAEBD7', '#FAF0E6', '#FFF0F5'];
$(".example").spectrum({
color: "#f00",
change: function(color) {
if( $.inArray( color.toHexString(), banColor ) >= 0 ){
$("#basic-log").text("change called: " + color.toHexString() +' Is Not Allowed');
// Reset your palate
}
}
});