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#Change backgound color using colorpicker component how to

Which framework would you like to use? Choose React from the below options:.What is your web part description? Click on Enter to take the default name.What is your web part name? Give FabricUiColorPicker as the web part name.Which type of client-side component to create? Choose WebPart from the below options:.Will the components in the solution require permissions to access web APIs that are unique and not shared with other components in the tenant? Choose N.Do you to allow the tenant admin the choice of being able to deploy the solution to all sites immediately without running any feature deployment or adding apps in sites? Choose N.Where do you want to place the files? Choose one from the following:.

Here select SharePoint Online only (latest). SharePoint 2019 onwards, including SharePoint Online.SharePoint 2016 onwards, including 2019 and SharePoint Online.

Which baseline packages do you want to target for your component (s)? Here choose one from the below options:.

What is your solution name? Click on Enter to take the default name.

Then run the below command to start creating the spfx client side web part. Open the nodejs command prompt and then create a directory in a location where you want to save the files. So, first, we will create a SharePoint Framework client-side web part, also make sure to choose the react framework, because we are going to use the SwatchColorPicker Office UI Fabric React Control.

#Change backgound color using colorpicker component how to

There is not much documentation on the Microsoft site, but you can see how to use SwatchColorPicker Example. We can display swatch color picker in different sizes like simple circles, squares and also we can display swatch color picker with our custom sizes. Video tutorial SPFx SwatchColorPicker Office UI Fabric React Control example.