Global<\/em> opens the global colors. At first, there are no colors added. Instead, you\u2019ll see a plus icon inside a circle. Clicking this icon allows you to add a color to your global colors list.<\/p>\nChoose the color from the color picker or add the hex code for the color you want. Create the color and then click the checkmark next to the hex code or anywhere outside of the color picker to add the color to your list of global colors.<\/p>\n
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The colors you add will have a small dropper on the bottom right. I\u2019m not sure how many it will allow you to create, but I created 27 and I\u2019m sure I could have created more.<\/p>\n
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The global colors are automatically added to every color picker in every Divi module. Here are the text color options showing the same colors.<\/p>\n
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Here are the same global color options with the border colors for an image module. I opened the module, and the colors were already there. I didn\u2019t even save the page first.<\/p>\n
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You can also convert the current color to a global color. Right-click on the color and choose Convert to Global<\/em>. This is useful if the module already has the color you like and you want to use it somewhere else on your website.<\/p>\n