Global Colour Settings

  • Resolved dinogomez

    (@dinogomez)


    7 years, 3 months ago

    It is time consuming to have to set colours on every module once you add a block on a page or SEVERAL pages, not to mention annoying! It would be awesome to have a global colour theme for all modules in the plugin you can setup on the plug in’s dashboard, so every time you add a new block all its colours are consistent, and you will only need to modify it if you need to add something special.

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  • Plugin Author Benjamin Intal

    (@bfintal)

    7 years, 3 months ago

    We have that as a Customizer setting inside the Stackable WordPress theme. Just pick the primary color and all the blocks you insert will use that color by default, and you can also change it after the fact.

    Awesome suggestion though. It would be cool to have a global color theme, not to mention it would be a real time saver.

    I probably should put up a list of suggested features by users in the site that people can vote on to help with the scheduling 🙂

    Thread Starter dinogomez

    (@dinogomez)

    7 years, 3 months ago

    Thank you for your reply.

    That’s nice for all the folks out there using the theme, but if the plugin is to work as a standalone, it should be discussed as a separate item, hence it should have it’s own colour theme setting.

    Thanks for the amazing support.

    Plugin Author Benjamin Intal

    (@bfintal)

    7 years, 3 months ago

    In the meantime though, you can probably get away by adding some Additional CSS from the Customizer:

    :root {
    --s-primary-color: #ab5af1;
}

    That would render all Button blocks and Posts blocks to have their default primary colors changed (if they aren’t already changed per block that is)

    By the way, don’t forget to leave a rating for Stackable 🙂

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