Colors
What each colour on the chart means. Short is warm, long is cool.
Applies to Meanward Revert Signals v1.10Open app
Lines are muted and signal labels are bright, so the signals are the first thing you see. Direction is always a pair: a warm colour for short (and the upper side), a cool one for long (and the lower side).
| Element | Short / upper | Long / lower |
|---|---|---|
| FADE labels | #F23645 red | #089981 green |
| CONSENSUS labels | #E040FB violet | #00E676 mint |
| RSI labels | #B71C1C dark red | #1B5E20 dark green |
| MACD labels | #EF6C00 orange | #00897B teal |
| Divergence labels | #FF7043 coral | #7CB342 lime |
| ZONE labels | #AD1457 raspberry | #558B2F olive |
| Channel bands and zone edges | #A8626F dusty rose | #5E9B8A sage |
| Overextension highlight | #C24A5A | #2E8B6A |
| Supertrend and trend labels | #C05A5A bearish | #4A9B6E bullish |
| Mean line | #B59E54 muted gold |
Zone depth on the channel is shown by transparency, not by a new colour: the deeper the band, the more solid it looks.
Every colour and line width can be changed in the Style tab of the settings dialog. That's cosmetic: no signal depends on it.
For screenshots that match these docs, use a dark chart. The candles in the Meanward chart template are muted on purpose (#4A9B6E up, #C05A5A down) so the labels stay the brightest thing on screen.