Updating colors for all instances in Cocast.fit is straightforward. You can easily choose any color for text or background. Here's how:

1. Selecting the Correct Element:

• Identify the layer or block you want to edit first.
• Follow the steps in the help article "How to navigate layers of elements in a block?" to locate the correct element.

2. Changing Colors for Text:

• Click on the text you want to modify.
• The right-side menu will display the text settings under the "Appearance" section.
• Here, you can adjust the text color and add shadows.

3. Changing Colors for Elements or Blocks:

• If you select an element that is not text (like a container) or a block, the color settings will be under the "Color" section.
• In the color section, you can edit the background color and text color for the selected part.

4. Selecting Colors:

• Click on the color box, and the color selector will appear.
• By default, the color box shows "auto," which is the default color for that element or block.
• You can choose your own color by selecting it in the color selector or entering the hex or RGBA value.
• Remember, you can also set the opacity of a color.

💡 After selecting your desired color, click anywhere outside the color selector to close it.

5. Consider Layer Hierarchy:

• Keep in mind the layer hierarchy when editing colors.
• For example, if you set the text color of a title block to white but then manually change the text color inside that block to black, only the specifically edited text will be black; the rest will remain white.
• Similarly, color settings in block settings will override page settings.

💡 Smaller layer color edits will override larger layer edits. For instance, color changes made to individual elements will override block or page settings.