The following are the default Gantt colors used by the FSL managed package:
| Status | CSS Class | Default Color |
| New | serviceList_new | #a5e2d6 |
| Assigned | serviceList_assigned | #F9D058 |
| Dispatched | serviceList_dispatched | #8DD8FA |
| Travel | serviceList_travel | #D68EF9 |
| On-site | serviceList_onsite | #DCC984 |
| Completed | serviceList_completed | #95D055 |
| Couldn't Complete | serviceList_couldnt_complete | #f58556 |
| Other | serviceList_other | #B7C9EA |
| Cancelled | serviceList_cancelled | #BEBCBA |
Step 1 — Create a CSS File
Create a .css file with your desired color overrides. Use the CSS snippets in the examples below as a starting point.
Step 2 — Upload as a Static Resource
Example: To change the ‘Change Status’ color on Gantt
/* Use any hex color */
Example: Remove/hide all Gantt bar colors (transparent)
Step 3 — Set the External CSS in Field Service Settings
See Also - Color-Code the Gantt
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