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You can configure background and font colors per specimen type or class in the container map view. This is aimed at making it easy to understand the type types of specimens in the box quickly.

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Details of each attribute to set color coding for containers in OpenSpecimen are explained in the below table:

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Log in as a Super Admin. Navigate to Extras → Dropdown Manager. Go to 'Specimen Type' and select any class (molecular, fluid, cell, or tissue). Image Removed Click on 'Edit'. Image RemovedImage Added Under ‘Properties', add ‘container_color_code’ under ‘Name’ and ‘background= yellow, color= red, opacity= 0.86’ under 'Value’. Image Added Info You can add any color for the background and font in this format. If you set the color at specimen class level, all specimen types under the ‘Cell' class will be displayed in 'Deep Pink’ Yellow’ color with an opacity of 60%. Image RemovedImage RemovedImage Added

Set Color at Specimen Type Level

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Log in as a Super Admin. Navigate to Extras → Dropdown Manager. Go to 'Specimen Type' and select any specimen type (whole blood, urine, saliva, and so on). Image Removed Click on 'Edit' Image RemovedImage Added Under ‘Properties', add ‘container_color_code’ under ‘Name’ and ‘background=blackred, opacity=0.8’ under 'Value’. Image Added Whole Blood specimens will be seen in red color. Image RemovedImage RemovedImage Added

View Color Coding Legend

• Go to the map view of the container where the specimens are stored and click on the 'View Color Coding' link.

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• A pop-up window will be displayed with the details of the color set for different specimen types stored in the particular box.

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