Topic: Change default colors of *-warning, *-primary, *-secondary, and so on to my own defined colors
Expected behavior I can gobally change the default colors used by MDB5 to my own defined colors
Actual behavior *-primary, *-secondary, and so on are already defined with default colors I can not use for my website
Resources (screenshots, code snippets etc.)
The easiest solution would be to use an MDB theme, but theming only modify the primary and secondary colors.
https://mdbootstrap.com/docs/standard/content-styles/theme/
Otherwise you would need to override the scss variables located in the free/variables.scss file.
AstroSign free commented 3 years ago
Just what I searched for, Thank you
webshapers priority commented 3 years ago
In order to override them they would need the "!default"-flag set like this:// Theme colors$primary: #1266f1 !default;$secondary: #b23cfd !default;$success: #00b74a !default;$info: #39c0ed !default;$warning: #ffa900 !default;$danger: #f93154 !default;$light: $gray-50 !default;$dark: $gray-900 !default;
webshapers priority commented 3 years ago
Aaaand I believe this should be done for all the variables in free/variables.scss...
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