Topic: Suggestion: _colors.scss variables with !default
It's impossible to override the colors without touching the existing file.Please use the "!default" statement (http://sass-lang.com/documentation/file.SASS_REFERENCE.html#Variable_Defaults___default) for _colors.scss.
We have already fixed this issue in MDB jQuery 4.5.1 version. It will be also changed in MDB Angular in the newest release.
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andrewv pro commented 7 years ago
Interesting, I've just been hunting for the best way to override these colors without touching that _colors.scss. Looking through there it seems a little.. messy. Nice to have some out of the box colors I suppose, but seems difficult to create your own theme.Bartłomiej Malanowski staff commented 7 years ago
Thanks for the suggestion. We'll add the `!default` statement to our variableshaushoppeits pro commented 7 years ago
Thumbs up!CBSystemer pro commented 7 years ago
The same for $link-color in _variables.scss