How to change the color of the timer [iOS]
One of the properties of each tool (timers, stopwatches, counters, clocks, containers, and buttons) is its color. Initially, when a tool is added onto the board, it has a color that the application has assigned to it; this color is arbitrary and does not depend on any factors. However, this property can be changed by the user in the settings of each tool.
In order to change the color of the timer is necessary:
To go into the tool settings in one of the available ways:
1 - by pressing the 'Edit' button in the pop-up contextual menu after a long press on the tool, or
2 - by long pressing on the tool - when the pop-up context menu is disabled in the app's Settings (Menu > Settings > Optional settings).To choose a color from the color palette, which is located in the upper settings box. The palette looks like a set of colored circles. Depending on the size of the palette, the colors can scroll left or right. The dot in the center of the circle indicates that this color is selected for the timer.
Custom color palette
The user can edit the current color palette. To do this, they should:
Go to the tool settings.
Click the edit palette icon, which is located at the very end of the color set and looks like a spectrum of colors with a brush.
Clicking the edit palette icon, opens a palette pop-up. The color search pointer is on the current timer setting color.
Click on the hue of interest on the spectrum or drag the color pointer to pinpoint the color.
The selected color is shown in the Add Color button, which looks like a colored circle with a '+' sign in the center.
Click on the Add Color button to add the color to the current palette.
Click the 'Done' button to save the changes to the palette or the 'Cancel' button to close the pop-up without changes.
Important notes:
The color of intervals changes and is configurable in the settings of the individual interval.
The set in the color palette is the same for all the tools in the application.
The user needs to press and hold a color in the palette, so that all colors start jiggling, to move the colors to another place in the palette.
The user needs to click and hold the color in the palette so that a garbage can icon appears on the spectrum. Drag the color to the spectrum area to remove it from the current color palette.
Pop-up color palette settings window