How to use UMI to modify the native fileds such as text color and background color?

[NGPilot]

I've been checked the docs that UMI can modify the filed value and also control the filed visibility it's a cool module to use.

I want to use Forge to build an app to implement to modify the native fields such as Label with different colors to emphasize its level.

[Akash Singh]

@NGPilot It’s great to hear that you’re exploring the UI Modifications (UIM) module with Forge! This module indeed provides powerful capabilities to modify field values and control field visibility, making it an excellent choice for customizing Jira.

If you’re looking to build a custom Forge app, here’s how you can get started:

Resources to Explore:

1. Forge UI Modifications Example App
   Atlassian provides a sample Forge app that demonstrates how to use the UI Modifications module effectively. It’s a great starting point:
   Forge UI Modifications Example App

2. Official Guide to UI Modifications
   This guide explains how UI Modifications work, including key concepts and use cases:
   Understanding UI Modifications

3. UI Modifications Module Documentation
   For a deeper dive into the available module properties, configurations, and functions, refer to the official documentation:
   UI Modifications Module Reference

Where to Get Help:

For any specific issues or questions while building your app, the Atlassian Developer Community is a fantastic resource. You’ll find experienced developers, Atlassian staff, and enthusiasts who can help troubleshoot and share ideas:
Atlassian Developer Community

[NGPilot]

Thanks @Akash Singh for your quick reply. All above you mentioned I have read and I don't find how to use UIM in Forge to modify the text color and background color, could you please give me more specific reference not the general docs? Thanks :)

[Akash Singh]

@NGPilot Unfortunately, UIM does not currently support modifications to the appearance of fields, such as changing the text or background color of a Jira field. However, you might consider creating a custom field implementation that allows full customization of the field's input component. You can learn more about the custom field module here.