You say you set to the default, but I still can see the Mint theme and nskht-mn-mint-light color scheme, I’m confused [EDIT] now I see the default theme with dark color scheme, but yea, still not color definitions.
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It’s set now for default theme … unlikely it;s a caching issue …
Ah, yes the color pallette is a copy from a previous one … will set it now to light …
I even removed the Default one … no themes at all … then realized nothing changed !!!
So the whole theming/colors are not working at all …
Reinstall a fresh theme air-theme … set a new colo pallette … Also nothing changed …
What could be the reason !!
Yes I used /wizard … whatever I do … the color part is not reflected at all …
I don’t know what to do now … something is b roken but can;t figure it out
I’m using the latest discourse docker … after installation with no issues, I noticed there were some issue with background colors, as in this screenshot:
I’ve posted my issue here and got a lot of suggestions, none worked.
After inspecting what is going on … it seems the css variable --secondary is not defined any where …
How is this variable defined, and where ??
Here what I had to do eventually …
I installed another fresh discourse docker … it worked prefectly … no issues … then I let me current discourse uses a fresh postgres database … it workled perfectly … so it seems some settings were messed up from the previous installation … the tables I suspected were: theme* and site_settings … I treid to fogure out which setting might cause this … no luck … or this will take a hell of time …
I was searching on how to reset these settings tot he default values and/or remove unused one …
eventually I neded up … for whatever theme I want to use, I just fork it on github, update it by adding the color definitions manually in one the scss files … and the install it from my admin interface …