Override style manager types.

[skru]

I've successfully created a new color input type for the StyleManager using the docs.

All works fine (using this) and the added functionality is brilliant (I can change the palette at runtime).

I started to then redefine the style manager properties to then include the new picker. Then realised I can just override the existing by adding the new type with the id as "color":

editor.StyleManager.addType('color', { ... })

This also works, but the existing color picker is not removed, instead they become stacked and both pickers are useable.

Hidden the old ones with:

.gjs-field-color { display: none !important; }

Is this going to cause any issues or is it best to just define a new stylemanager type and redefine all the properties that used the old color picker?

All the best

[artf]

Honestly, I'd not expect to see the previous picker, are you able to create a reproducible demo?

[skru]

Sorry , should have done that in the first place.

check it out, notice the default is still usable (have to scroll right)

All the best

[artf]

Yeah, right, you should be able to prevent that by adding an empty onRender method.

editor.StyleManager.addType('color', {
  	onRender() {},
        // ....
})