Hi,
I’ve been playing with the color schemes. I’m trying to set the highlight color but when applied, the results are not the same colors, some kind of weird transformation is going on.
See the next image:
Is it the default behaviour?
Hi,
I’ve been playing with the color schemes. I’m trying to set the highlight color but when applied, the results are not the same colors, some kind of weird transformation is going on.
See the next image:
Is it the default behaviour?
Yes, this is the default behavior.
There is the highlight color, which is the value you set in the color scheme,
In your case it would look like:
$highlight: #1a1a1a;
And the usage would be like:
background-color: $highlight;
And then there are three color transformations based on the $highlight and $secondary values and they are:
$highlight-low: dark-light-diff($highlight, $secondary, 70%, -80%);
$highlight-medium: dark-light-diff($highlight, $secondary, 50%, -55%);
$highlight-high: dark-light-diff($highlight, $secondary, -50%, -10%);
And these are used like so:
.overridden {
background-color: $highlight-medium;
}
This is very helpful.
I have a client that thinksthey want to not have the various versions of these colors (I suspect that they’re wrong). How would I go about re-writing the various highlights to not change them in a theme? Can I override them globally in common.scss
?
You can find all the colors here: color_transformations.scss
The about.json
file of the theme has a section for colors. If you want to override any of the colors in the file above, you just need to define the new value in that section like so
{
"name": "My theme",
"about_url": null,
"license_url": null,
"assets": {},
"color_schemes": {
"My Colour Scheme": {
"highlight-low": "FF0000",
"highlight-medium": "FF0000",
"highlight-high": "FF0000"
}
}
}