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title: Colour Schemes
date: 2026-07-02T15:04:00+01:00
author: John Henry Donovan
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# Colour Schemes

Clicky Analytics ships with five accent palettes that re-theme **every widget, the page-stats field and the charts** in one go, from a single setting. Choose one under **Settings → Plugins → Clicky Analytics → Colour scheme**, or set `colorScheme` in [`<u>config/clicky-analytics.php</u>`](http://localhost:5174/clicky-analytics/guide/configuration.html#config-file).

![](https://johnhenry.ie/images/plugins/docs/clicky-analytics/colour-schemes.png)SchemeKeyClicky Analytics`clicky`Warm (the default)Ocean`ocean`BlueMonochrome`mono`GreyscaleForest`forest`GreenBerry`berry`Purple

The chosen scheme drives:

- A **primary accent** used for chart lines and the donut's first slice.
- A **set of per-role accents**, so the sources, countries, browsers, etc. widgets each stay visually distinct rather than sharing one flat colour.
- **Four rank-tint colours**, used to shade ranked-list rows by position (1st through 4th and beyond) rather than by widget role, so the top few results stand out and the long tail stays quiet.
- A **secondary accent**, used for the New vs Returning donut's second slice.
- A **soft fill**, a light pastel used for the Overview chart's area fill.

If you're building your own front-end dashboards, you can read all of these same colours through the [`<u>craft.clickyAnalytics</u>` Twig variable](https://johnhenry.ie/plugins/clicky-analytics/docs/guide/templating).

## Brand logos &amp; flags

Separate from the colour scheme, ranked rows are decorated with **self-hosted SVG assets** so they look the same on every operating system:

- Country flags
- Browser logos
- Operating-system logos
- Search-engine logos

These are bundled with the plugin and published through Craft's asset manager, so there's no call-out to an external CDN.

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