What are the School Colors and How to change them?

Thanks so much! Apparently I can't follow directions very well

Here's the code I had:

Here's what I changed it to:

I think removing the quotes did the trick.

Thanks for your help in pointing me to the original directions!

thanks for starting this thread...I had the same "issue"

ac,

you may sticky this if you like. thanks for asking these questions.

Thanks for the tip

This thread should help some of you wanting to go green.

Can we get a standard? Seems like we're 90% of the way there but there's always some confusion.

Dinged -"red"
Waitlisted -"orange" (I've seen this be yellow...as well as black?)
Accepted -"green"
Matriculating -"blue" (Dark blue??? spelled "darkblue")
Unknown - nothing

Anything I'm missing? Anything wrong? Is there really a different blue for matriculating and withdrawn? It doesn't seem like most people follow that. I see a lot of normal blue for matriculating. (I am color blind, so be kind.)

I'm posting this because I don't see anyone use these colors anymore, as directed in the link above:
Matriculate
Accepted
Waitlist
Ding

Not to mention having waitlist be the default is confusing.

Reminder to posters -- if you want to see someone's code just hit quote on their post and you'll be able to see it (just don't hit submit!)

i think blue (matriculating), green (accepted), orange (waitlist), red (ding) and black (nothing) are the accepted colors

thanks guys

I know we don't set our own school colors anymore, but I thought it might be nice to have a legend somewhere of the current color scheme as a few people on the boards have been confused
(It's especially confusing when a status like "accepted from WL" is black, when one might normally think it would be green)

If anyone knows of a better place to post this, let me know.
(or maybe the legend is out there somewhere and I just haven't found it)
Either way, I hope this clears up the confusion for some.

color:#005784 Researching/Writing essays
color:#000000 Application Submitted
color:#005784 Invited to Interview
color:#4E3768 Interviewed
color:#FF0000 Denied Without Interview
color:#FF0000 Denied With Interview
color:#FFA500 Waitlisted With Interview
color:#FFA500 Waitlisted Without Interview
color:#008000 Admitted
color:#000000 Admitted From WL
color:#0000FF Matriculating

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