Topic: Text coloring
                  
                  devtrix
                  pro
                  asked 7 years ago
                
                      
                      Marta Wierzbicka
                      free
                        answered 7 years ago
                    
.#{$color_name}-text.text-#{$color_type} {
color: $color_value !important;
}
to this loop:
// Colors classes
@each $color_name, $color in $colors {
@each $color_type, $color_value in $color {
@if $color_type == "base" {
.#{$color_name} {
background-color: $color_value !important;
}
.#{$color_name}-text {
color: $color-value !important;
}
.rgba-#{$color_name}-slight {
background-color: rgba($color_value, .1);
}
.rgba-#{$color_name}-light {
background-color: rgba($color_value, .3);
}
.rgba-#{$color_name}-strong {
background-color: rgba($color_value, .7);
}
}
@else {
@if $enable_full_palette {
.#{$color_name}.#{$color_type} {
background-color: $color_value !important;
}
}
}
}
}
After change, the loop shoud look like this:
// Colors classes
@each $color_name, $color in $colors {
@each $color_type, $color_value in $color {
@if $color_type == "base" {
.#{$color_name} {
background-color: $color_value !important;
}
.#{$color_name}-text {
color: $color-value !important;
}
.rgba-#{$color_name}-slight {
background-color: rgba($color_value, .1);
}
.rgba-#{$color_name}-light {
background-color: rgba($color_value, .3);
}
.rgba-#{$color_name}-strong {
background-color: rgba($color_value, .7);
}
}
@else {
@if $enable_full_palette {
.#{$color_name}.#{$color_type} {
background-color: $color_value !important;
}
.#{$color_name}-text.text-#{$color_type} {
color: $color_value !important;
}
}
}
}
}
Best,
Marta
                    
                      
                      
                      Jakub Strebeyko
                      staff
                        answered 7 years ago
                    
Hi there,
Thanks  for your input. MDB version 4.5 brought many improvements, including the way SCSS files are compiled.   Nowadays, the easiest way to adjust existent rules or add custom ones is to write them into the _custom.scss file and then compile / minimize the whole mdb.css pack anew.
With Best Regards,
Kuba
devtrix pro commented 7 years ago
Do you mean you guys went backwards? Did you remove those definitions?FREE CONSULTATION
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