cssColor

Attempts to convert any input value into a CSS color value (e.g. 9965381 into #980F45).
The input value can also be the name of a style color variable (e.g. primaryColor).
Tooltip
Syntax: $cssColor(value)
Parameter
Description
value
A value to be converted to the color value.
The following formats are supported:
Numbers (Color as integer e.g. 9965381)
Hexadecimal (e.g. #980F45, 0x980F45, 980F45)
Style variable name (e.g. primaryColor)
Returns the converted color value or zero if the input value could not be converted.
Examples:$cssColor(primaryColor) – Delivers by default (#980F45)$cssColor(9965381) – Delivers #980F45

Parameter	Description
`value`	A value to be converted to the color value. The following formats are supported: Numbers (Color as integer e.g. 9965381) Hexadecimal (e.g. #980F45, 0x980F45, 980F45) Style variable name (e.g. primaryColor)

Syntax

$cssColor(value)

Parameter

Name	Description
value	A value to be converted to the color value. The following formats are supported: Numbers (Color as integer e.g. 9965381) Hexadecimal (e.g. #980F45, 0x980F45, 980F45) Style variable name (e.g. primaryColor)

Name

Description

value

A value to be converted to the color value.

The following formats are supported:

Numbers (Color as integer e.g. 9965381)
Hexadecimal (e.g. #980F45, 0x980F45, 980F45)
Style variable name (e.g. primaryColor)

Return value

The converted color value back or null if the input value could not be converted.

Hint: A corresponding contrast color, which allows writing on background colors, can be derived using the contrastColor (Calculate contrast color) function.