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When I used $(dom).spectrum('set', rgbaColorString) assignment, I found that Alpha did not display correctly.
I see the source code using tinycolor can be correctly assigned, and tinycolor is quite easy to use.
I was going to get the constructor for $(dom).spectrum('get').constructor, but found that the protype was overridden. Why not put out the constructor for tinycolor?
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When I used $(dom).spectrum('set', rgbaColorString) assignment, I found that Alpha did not display correctly.
I see the source code using tinycolor can be correctly assigned, and tinycolor is quite easy to use.
I was going to get the constructor for $(dom).spectrum('get').constructor, but found that the protype was overridden. Why not put out the constructor for tinycolor?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: