Color Palette Overview

The Blazor Color Palette component provides a list of color tiles for the user to pick a color from by clicking or tapping. You can choose a predefined list of colors, or create your own. Two-way binding and events let you react to the user choice.

If unlimited choice of colors is preferred, consider the ColorGradient component instead.

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Basics

To use a Telerik Color Palette for Blazor:

1. Add the <TelerikColorPalette> tag.
2. Bind its Value to the string you want to get out of it.
3. Optionally, choose a list of Colors to show the user (one of the presets we provide, or a set of custom colors).
   • If you do not provide a value for the Colors, it will default to the Office preset.

Basic color palette with two-way value binding and a default predefined palette

<span style="color: @MyColor">@MyColor</span>
<br />

<TelerikColorPalette @bind-Value="@MyColor">
</TelerikColorPalette>

@code {
    public string MyColor { get; set; }
}

The result from the code snippet above after selecting a color

Appearance

You can control the appearane of the component not only through the lists of Colors you provide to it, but also its size through the Columns, TileWidth and TileHeight parameters.

Make a large color palette with few columns

@SelectedColor
<TelerikColorPalette Colors="@ColorPalettePresets.Basic" @bind-Value="@SelectedColor"
                     Columns="5" TileHeight="3em" TileWidth="3em">
</TelerikColorPalette>
@code{
    string SelectedColor { get; set; }
}

Theresult from the code snippet above

Component Reference

<TelerikColorPalette @ref="@TheColorPaletteRef"></TelerikColorPalette>

@code{
    Telerik.Blazor.Components.TelerikColorPalette TheColorPaletteRef { get; set; }
}

Features

The Color Palette provides the following features:

• Class - the CSS class that will be rendered on the wrapping element of the component.

• Colors - the collection of colors the user can choose from. Can be one of the presets that come with the component, or a custom list.

• Columns - the number of columns to use when rendering the Colors list. Determines the size of the component together with the TileHeight and TileWidth.

• Enabled - whether the component is enabled.

• Id - renders as the id attribute on the wrapping element of the component.

• TabIndex - maps to the tabindex attribute of the main HTML element. You can use it to customize the order in which the elements in your page focus with the Tab key.

• TileHeight - the height of each individual color item. Determines the size of the component together with the Columns and TileWidth. Can take CSS dimensions strings

• TileWidth- the width of each individual color item. Determines the size of the component together with the Columns and TileHeight. Can take CSS dimensions strings

• Value - get/set the value of the input, can be used for binding. Can take any string that can be a CSS background-color string. The presets we provide use hex format (#123abc).

• Events to let you react to the user actions.

• Validation - see the Input Validation article.

See Also

• Live Demo: Color Palette
• Color Presets
• Custom Color Collections
• API Reference