ColorPicker static variant may select multiple colors in a palette about mudblazor

[danielchalmers]

Why have duplicate colors in a palette? Just so I can understand the use-case.

[benbaker76]

Why have duplicate colors in a palette? Just so I can understand the use-case.

In our use-case the main palette contains 16 x 16 color palettes each of which may be repeating colors. Eg. Black and magenta.

[ScarletKuro]

I'm not even sure if that's easy to fix, because for MudColor it's the same instance. When the color picker iterates through the items, it will set the mud-picker-color-dot for all values that match the 'selected' one.
That would require to rework the component and rely on the selected index instead.

[benbaker76]

I'm not even sure if that's easy to fix, because for MudColor it's the same instance. When the color picker iterates through the items, it will set the mud-picker-color-dot for all values that match the 'selected' one. That would require to rework the component and rely on the selected index instead.

To me selected index makes better sense anyway

[benbaker76]

How can I take the existing ColorPicker component and make the changes for my use-case? Is it a relatively simple process?

[ScarletKuro]

To me, selected index makes better sense anyway.

Perhaps, but this is a big change, and I don’t think anyone will take it on right now.

How can I take the existing ColorPicker component and make the changes for my use-case? Is it a relatively simple process?

You would probably need to copy and paste the MudColorPicker.razor and MudColorPicker.razor.cs (v6) files entirely and modify them for your needs. The complexity of the process depends on many factors, including your knowledges.