The color of notes in dashborad of macbook pro always changes back to the original color!

Well ... this is a very troublesome thing. The reason why it changes back to yellow is because the dashboard will be initialized automatically every time it is turned on for the first time, and the color of the note is not within the reserved range, such as clock weather.

There is a curve that can save the country, as shown below:

Open the Finder, press Command+Shift+G, enter the following address "/library/widgets/stickers.wdgt/images/"(without quotation marks, so I won't repeat it here) in the pop-up window, and click OK.

You will see many images in it. Png format. This is the color you want to choose. Pick one you like, right click and copy.

//Here, the non-retina screen uses png without @2x, and the retina screen uses png with @2x, which cannot be confused. I take the retina screen as an example, and use @2x instead of retina screen. Change it yourself. From this step on, every step will pop up and ask you for your password, so I won't go into details here.

Change the name of the replica to default@2x.png.

Command+Shift+G, enter the following address "/library/widgets/stitchers.wdgt/"in the pop-up window, and click OK.

Right-click the default@2x.png here and copy it for later use.

Click the Back button to return to the image folder and copy the default@2x.png here.

Click the forward button to return to the Stickies.wdgt folder, paste it, and the system will ask whether to overwrite it. Cover it.

Restart.

When you want to change it back, delete default@2x.png, copy the backup copy of default@2x and rename it. Png, and then delete word copy.

I am tired of playing with my hands.