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# Colors
## Color list
View the following information for each color:
**Priority**
The priority that defines the order in which colors are listed in the B2CORE UI.
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**Name**
The color name.
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**Background color**
The HEX code of a background color.
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**Foreground color**
The HEX code of a foreground color.
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**Created**
The date and time when a color was added.
## Color details
To access details, click the color name or 
. Here you can view and customize color settings.
**Name**
The color name.
This value can be modified.
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**Priority**
The priority that defines the order in which colors are listed in the B2CORE UI.
This value can be modified.
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**Background color**
The HEX code of a background color.
This value can be modified.
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**Foreground color**
The HEX code of a foreground color.
This value can be modified.
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**Created**
The date and time when a color was added.
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**Updated**
The date and time when a color was last updated.
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