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Confluence Cloud Color Scheme Settings - How do I change the colors of the links?

Svenja Lorenzen

I'm used to Confluence Server and know that I can change the global color scheme as well as the space color schemes. On Confluence Server I have many color change options for example

- Top Bar and Top Bar Text

- Boarders and Dividers

- Links

- etc.

On Confluence Cloud the only thing I can find is the top menu color "Highlight" and "Background" (global settings).

How can I change the colors in Confluence Cloud especially the links? They're blue but I need them to match our CI colors.

Thanks in advance,

Svenja

Accepted answers

David Simpson

On Confluence Cloud, you are much more limited on what you can change.

Highlight and Background for the top menu is all that's available.

Screenshot 2020-03-10 at 19.38.54.png

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David Simpson

On Confluence Cloud, you are much more limited on what you can change.

Highlight and Background for the top menu is all that's available.

Screenshot 2020-03-10 at 19.38.54.png

Svenja Lorenzen

Hi @David at David Simpson Apps,

Thank you for your answer although this is very frustrating and I'm very disappointed by this fact.

I really hope they will bring the color schemes from Server to Cloud. I feel so limited and restricted. It really is a disadvantage for creative people like me.

David Simpson

I feel that it was there originally, but around the time that they moved from top to left navigation, colour schemes got culled.

Now that the top navigation has returned 🎉 perhaps the colour schemes might come back too 🤞

Svenja Lorenzen

*fingers crossed 🤞- I really hope so!

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