A week back I had buzzed on Twitter asking my followers to share their TweetDeck color schemes. To my surprise many asked me what that a color scheme was. phew! A few others asked me to blog about it. Here it is.
Click on TweetDeck Settings on the Right side top of your app and then in TweetDeck Settings Choose > Colors/Font > Enter the color codes as shown in this blog post and you are done with a brand new look to your TweetDeck.
TweetDeck Color Schemes - Take #1
Primary Background Color 000000
Secondary Background Color 993333
Input Area Background Color 2D2D2D
Primary Text Color FFFFFF
Secondary Text Color CCCCCC
TweetDeck Color Schemes - Take #2
Primary Background Color 000000
Secondary Background Color CC6600
Input Area Background Color 2D2D2D
Primary Text Color FFFFFF
Secondary Text Color CCCCCC
TweetDeck Color Schemes - Take #3
Primary Background Color 000000
Secondary Background Color 006666
Input Area Background Color 333333
Primary Text Color FFFFFF
Secondary Text Color CCCCCC
TweetDeck Color Schemes - Take #4
Primary Background Color 660066
Secondary Background Color 663366
Input Area Background Color 663366
Primary Text Color FFFFFF
Secondary Text Color CCCCCC
TweetDeck Color Schemes - Take #5
Primary Background Color 99CCFF
Secondary Background Color 99CCFF
Input Area Background Color CCCCFF
Primary Text Color 000000
Secondary Text Color 333333
TweetDeck Color Schemes - Take #6
Primary Background Color 003366
Secondary Background Color 003366
Input Area Background Color 0066CC
Primary Text Color FFFFFF
Secondary Text Color CCCCCC
TweetDeck Color Schemes - Take #7
Primary Background Color 000000
Secondary Background Color 990066
Input Area Background Color 993399
Primary Text Color FFFFFF
Secondary Text Color BDBDBD
TweetDeck Color Schemes - Take #8
Primary Background Color 000000
Secondary Background Color CC9900
Input Area Background Color FFFF99
Primary Text Color 000000
Secondary Text Color 000000
TweetDeck Color Schemes - Take #9
Primary Background Color 000000
Secondary Background Color 663366
Input Area Background Color 993399
Primary Text Color FFFFFF
Secondary Text Color BDBDBD
TweetDeck Color Schemes - Take #10
Primary Background Color 333366
Secondary Background Color 333366
Input Area Background Color 333333
Primary Text Color FFFFFF
Secondary Text Color CCCCCC
TweetDeck Color Schemes - Take #11
Primary Background Color 000000
Secondary Background Color CC3366
Input Area Background Color 333333
Primary Text Color 000000
Secondary Text Color 000000
TweetDeck Color Schemes - Take #12
Primary Background Color 666600
Secondary Background Color 666633
Input Area Background Color 666600
Primary Text Color FFFFFF
Secondary Text Color CCCCCC
TweetDeck Color Schemes - Take #13
Primary Background Color 000000
Secondary Background Color 3399FF
Input Area Background Color 99CCFF
Primary Text Color 000000
Secondary Text Color 333333
TweetDeck Color Schemes - Take #14
Primary Background Color 000000
Secondary Background Color 663333
Input Area Background Color 333333
Primary Text Color FFFFFF
Secondary Text Color CCCCCC
TweetDeck Color Schemes - shared by @Artsy_Jenny
Color Scheme was suggested by: @Artsy_Jenny
Primary Background Color 000000
Secondary Background Color 333366
Input Area Background Color 333333
Primary Text Color FFFFFF
Secondary Text Color BDBDBD
Wait wait this was just a PART1 - I have the color schemes of my Designer Buddies coming soon in my next part of this post. Until then you can play around with this and also tweet me your TweetDeck Color Schemes so that I can include them in my next Roundup next week.
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These look real nice Cheth. I just started using TweetDeck again today. Perfect timing. I think I'll try Take #5 first. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome thanks!!!
ReplyDeletegreat ones! i didn't have a clue about the themes though i use tweetdeck a lot. Right about now trying my to customise my own tweetdeck.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys, do let me know if you have some excellent color palettes for your tweetdekc will be posting a round of this post soon :)
ReplyDeletethanks Cheth, it will surely make my twittering interesting.
ReplyDeleteKeep Posting. Surely going to implement these.
Great set of color schemes.The one I liked the most was the last one.Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI dont use tweetdeck though.. I love all the colour schemes in this post! They are all adorable! :)
ReplyDeleteI created a video tutorial about how to change your TweetDeck colors (click my link above to get there).
ReplyDeleteI hope that helps!
Nice!
ReplyDeleteAm I the only one who thinks these colorschemes are ugly??
ReplyDeleteI liked take 3 the most
ReplyDeleteHello!
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Amazing collection. I am going to use the blue one on my tweetdeck.
ReplyDeletelovely color schemes! I have used one for myself! Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteI would eagerly await part 2! :D
ReplyDeleteNice color schemes !! hey, what color schemes would you use ?my carpet is dark blue and my walls are white and grey pannelling yuck.can't paint or anything . say plese ?
ReplyDeleteHi
ReplyDeleteI was truly awed when I came here. You can find anything here and the template is just unique. I always thought arthemia is good and now I see this and ....
The thing is I am stuck on something that I think you might be able to help. I want to use loads of labels for each posts but I don't want them all to appear at top of each post. Could you please give a code so that I can limit the number of labels appearing in each post to the first three (no matter how many more labels there are)? I so much appreciate your help.
This is my email: harfehesaaby at googlemail dot com
ReplyDeleteI look forward to hearing from you. thanks
It depends on the template you use... each template designer adds the label and different places... expand the widgets in Edit HTML and check out the labels section and you will have to change the code accordingly.
ReplyDeleteHi again
ReplyDeleteIt is for Arthemia in blogger. What I want is how to have more labels but only the first three of them appearing at the bottom (or top) of the post. Could you please tell me what part of the code I should change to tell the template to publish only the first three labels. thanks
Beauiful. Thanks for the info
ReplyDeleteWOW wonderful... thanx dude...
ReplyDeletesome nice palettes there ... main thing for me is easy on the eye, working on a screen all day, I like things dark.
ReplyDeletetake #10 for me
Good job, nice collection!
ReplyDeleteMy TweetDeck color scheme - BG1: C0C0C0 BG2: E9E9E9 INPUT: FFFFFF TXT1: 444444 TXT2: 666666
ReplyDeleteI like it because of its discrete look & feel
My TweetDeck color scheme - BG1: 666666 BG2: BDBDBD INPUT: FFFFCC TXT1: 000000 TXT2: 333333
ReplyDeleteDifferent shades of grey. Light grey body background, and pale yellow background on the active posts and input field. Smooth for the eyes.
Cool Trick Did not know about it.
ReplyDeleteVery nice - even better that you posted the numbers needed to create the effect. Great for CMK color challenged people
ReplyDeletethank you. you're rocks!
ReplyDeleteSo when is the Part 2 coming?
ReplyDeleteMy TweetDeck color scheme - BG1: FFCC00 BG2: FFFFCC INPUT: FFFFFF TXT1: 000000 TXT2: CC0000
ReplyDeleteHere is my current one, made to fit my YouTube and Twitter account.
Here's a great scheme. I call it Twitter Original:
ReplyDeletePrimary Background Colour: BFDFEC
Secondary Background Colour: FFFFFF
Input Area Background Colour: F7F7F7
Primary Text Colour: 000000
Secondary Text Colour: 0084B4
Really nice options!
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