There are 141 full system color ccfs in the files section, with a huge selection of graphics approaches.

Let me suggest, since you relearned your codes, that you keep whatever graphics you now have, even if you decide to totally update, and alias to the buttons you now have. Then select "page is hidden" in the editor.

I go to an extreme with this approach, always learning every new device onto a page or pages with about thirty plain black and white buttons with no artwork at all, set up to change color when a code is learned. The graphics can be totally changed at any time since the graphics are aliased to those unchanging reference pages.

For new remotes, the reference pages are copied into a new device with the graphics I want, then aliased there. This way I can also keep the graphics with the codes by copying an entire device from one ccf to another without losing the aliasing.

I learned by surprise that I want to have the codes within the device pages, not somewhere else in the remote... if they are somewhere else and you copy from one remote to another, you'll have to re-alias all the codes since you can only copy one device at a time.