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Expand Up @@ -143,6 +143,20 @@ The Track Changes pane will display the author name along with the custom metada
N> 1. When you export the document as SFDT, the customData value is stored in the revision collection. When you reopen the SFDT, the custom data is automatically restored and displayed in the Track Changes pane.
N> 2. For formats other than SFDT (e.g., DOCX), the customData is not preserved, as it is specific to the DOCX Editor component.

## Custom Colors for Track Changes

You can set an array of colors to show track changes such as insertions and deletions in the DOCX editor. Each author is assigned a color in order: the first author gets the first color, the second author gets the next, and so on. If there are more authors than colors, the assignment starts again from the beginning of the array.

The following example illustrates how to set the color order for track changes in the DOCX Editor

```js
container.documentEditorSettings.revisionSettings.revisionColors = [
'#0e76b1',
'#bb00ff',
'#c14f16'
];
```

## Filtering changes based on user

DOCX Editor provides a built-in review panel with support for filtering changes based on the user.
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