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# Colors
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Colors in Cacti come in two types. They maintain a list of colors that can be
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used in Cacti for **Graph Templates** and **Graphs**.
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The first type is the legacy Cacti colors imported from earlier versions of
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Cacti. Starting with Cacti 1.0, Cacti supports the concept of *Named Colors*,
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which come from a well known dictionary of well defined colors. *Named Colors*
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are read only in Cacti, while the legacy Cacti colors can be named as the Cacti
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administrator desires.
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The image below shows a list of Cacti *Named Colors*. You can see that there is
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a search bar and check boxes for showing just *Named Colors* or all colors, and
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another check box for showing Colors that are used in **Graph Templates** and
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**Graphs**. You can not remove either the *Named Colors* or Colors that are in
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use by either a **Graph Template** or **Graph**.
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The image below is the Color edit screen. If the color is read only, you can
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open this page, but not change any of the details. For legacy Cacti colors, or
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for Colors added by the Cacti Administrator, you can change the name and the
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Color hex value.
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Below, you can see the color picker that allows you to pick a color visually.
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You can also use the hex values that were supported in earlier Cacti versions.
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Copyright (c) 2004-2026 The Cacti Group
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