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1. It is better to give each input a value of your DIV color: <input type="text" id="cinput2" class="color" value="#333333" />
Otherwise, you can try the following script(need to be placed at the end of your page HTML code, just before the </body> tag):
<script>
var myDivBgColor="#333333";
var inputs = document.getElementsByTagName("input");
for(var i=0; i<inputs.length; i++){
if(inputs[i].className == "color")
inputs[i].value=myDivBgColor;
}
MC.ColorPicker.reload();
</script>
2. If you do not take the above solution, and still want a specific default color, you can open the mcColorPicker.js (versioned v2012.8.30), search for the code below:
{try{b.style.backgroundColor=a.value}catch(c){}}
and update it as:
{if(a.value==""){b.style.backgroundColor="red";return;}
try{b.style.backgroundColor=a.value}catch(c){}}