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11-21-2018 03:37 AM
We have some custom color codes that we are applying to a large number of items as part of a rebranding effort in our ServiceNow environment. The color codes were selected specifically to match corporate color codesm so they don't match the standard color palette colors available in the Rich HTML Editor. This means for each piece of the notification we need to update, we have to go in and manually enter the HEX color code. I'm wondering if there is a way to modify the color palette to pre-define these custom color codes so that we can more easily make these updates by clicking on the Custom Colors row instead of editing the Hex code each time:
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11-21-2018 04:41 AM
Hi Brian,
this functionality is available only starting from the TinyMCE field editor version 4.1.0.
Unfortunately ServiceNow London release is using the version 4.0.26 (see below).
The editor is part of the platform. If there is something you feel you require, I invite you to open an enhancement request:
Enhancement requests: Tell us how you would improve the ServiceNow product
However, feel free to try add your custom Client Script to inject your pre-defined custom color palette to the TinyMCE using javascript (I'm not sure it will work cause I've never tried it before):
Hope this will help to fit your need.
Please, remember to mark Correct or Helpful if you find my response useful.
Cheers
Alberto

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11-21-2018 04:41 AM
Hi Brian,
this functionality is available only starting from the TinyMCE field editor version 4.1.0.
Unfortunately ServiceNow London release is using the version 4.0.26 (see below).
The editor is part of the platform. If there is something you feel you require, I invite you to open an enhancement request:
Enhancement requests: Tell us how you would improve the ServiceNow product
However, feel free to try add your custom Client Script to inject your pre-defined custom color palette to the TinyMCE using javascript (I'm not sure it will work cause I've never tried it before):
Hope this will help to fit your need.
Please, remember to mark Correct or Helpful if you find my response useful.
Cheers
Alberto

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11-21-2018 11:41 AM
Thanks Alberto. I suspected as much, but your response confirmed for me.

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11-21-2018 12:32 PM
You're welcome..
Cheers
Alberto
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06-19-2019 01:53 PM
I thought a newer version of TinyMCE was already in previous versions of ServiceNow. https://community.servicenow.com/community?id=community_question&sys_id=969f322ddb58dbc01dcaf3231f96...
Did this get "downgraded" at some point?
I appreciate the suggestion to request an enhancement, but it seems like this should not require a request to keep the tool up to date, especially if a feature like saving your custom colors has been added. I don't personally have access to the HI portal, so I'll have to pass this request on to our dev team, and hope that they submit the enhancement request.