Define custom color inside all visualizations

[inf17101]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Actually, it is not possible to set a custom color in a visualization type other than TSVB.
The problem is that the predefined color ranges are unsatisfactory.

A designed dashboard is only widely accepted in a company if the visualizations are available in company colors.
Now you cannot define an RGB or HEX color code for the parts of your visulization.
For example, in a horizontal bar chart you can only use and select predefined colors but you cannot set a custom color code (see picture below).

Describe the solution you'd like
It would be very nice if you have a field to enter a custom color code in RGB or HEX for all visualitation types like bar charts, pie charts and so on...

A clear and concise description of what you want to happen.
For example you can leave the default color ranges and put a textbox below the default color field.
If a user enters a custom color code than this color is used instead of a predefined one.
If no custom color code is entered than the color of the predefined colors field is used.

Think about it, I think everyone who uses Opensearch benefits from it.

Thanks a lot.

[kavilla]

Thanks @inf17101 for opening this!

Assigning to @btzeng to take a look at it.

[btzeng]

@AMoo-Miki @kgcreative Take a look at the design here: Color Picker with Input Field

[ahopp]

@btzeng If we have the advanced color palette tool, I like the switch being there. Between selecting a color from the available options or adding a specific RGB or HEX, having the advance selector behind a switch is the cleaner options.

How do you see this working in a world where users have preset color themes? Would those be treated as one of the color columns?

[btzeng]

In the image below- this design has a section for custom colors. When the user selects/defines a color thats not in the preset, it would be added to the custom area.

[ahopp]

Interesting, thanks for sharing your perspective @btzeng!

[inf17101]

@btzeng Amazing, that's what I imagined. There is no better way to solve it. Simple and effective.

[btzeng]

Thanks for the feedback @inf17101. Happy to help.