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You would do better to make radio buttons, one for blue and one for orange.
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If you were using it inside a class of a div for example it may look like:
<div class="[[*background:eq=`0`:or:eq=``:then=`blue`:else=`orange`]]">....</div>
In this case it's doing the following:
- if value of tv background is equal to zero or empty (not set) then render text blue
- else render text orange
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It's a matter of design philosophy. The output modifiers are very resource-intensive, and it's always a better idea to avoid them altogether if possible. A radio button TV with the two options would do just that.
Just have this in your Input Options for the TV, and have the most commonly used value as the default value.
Orange==orange||Blue==blue