diff --git a/docs/features/cct.md b/docs/features/cct.md
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@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Accurate | This mode subtracts the calculated white value from the RGB channels.
 Brighter | This does the exact opposite and not touch the RGB channels at all, just mix in the dedicated white.
 None | No auto white calculation is performed. The white channel of colors can be manually set using the `White channel` slider in the user interface, RGB-only effects and most realtime sources will leave the white channel off.
 Dual | The `White channel` slider is present in the UI and works the same as in `None` mode, however if the slider value is 0 (far left), the `Brighter` mode is used for auto white calculation. This is the default auto white mode.
-Max | Sets white to the value of the brightest RGB channel. This is good for white-only LEDs without any RGB.
+Max | Sets white to the value of the brightest RGB channel. This is good for white-only LEDs without any RGB, however note that using any value other than "None" will cause the light to be treated as having RGB channels, so the color picker will show in the web UI.
 
 `Accurate` and `Brighter` methods are applied on a per-pixel basis, so they also work in color palettes and realtime effects!
 
@@ -64,4 +64,4 @@ If your hardware uses an IC that controls the color temperature based on one PWM
 
 #### CCT in the JSON API
 
-Please see [here](/interfaces/json-api/#cct-control) for more info on how to handle WLED CCT from integrations.
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+Please see [here](/interfaces/json-api/#cct-control) for more info on how to handle WLED CCT from integrations.