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September 18, 2014 at 1:19 am #4581
1. open file newtea\functions\theme\options\options-config.php, theme color section(line 30 or about), update the color value:
function ux_theme_color(){ $theme_color = array( array('id' => 'color1', 'value' => 'theme-color-1', 'rgb' => '#ee7164'), array('id' => 'color2', 'value' => 'theme-color-2', 'rgb' => '#be9ecd'), array('id' => 'color3', 'value' => 'theme-color-3', 'rgb' => '#f67bb5'), array('id' => 'color4', 'value' => 'theme-color-4', 'rgb' => '#77c9e1'), array('id' => 'color5', 'value' => 'theme-color-5', 'rgb' => '#5a6b7f'), array('id' => 'color6', 'value' => 'theme-color-6', 'rgb' => '#b8b69d'), array('id' => 'color7', 'value' => 'theme-color-7', 'rgb' => '#34bc99'), array('id' => 'color8', 'value' => 'theme-color-8', 'rgb' => '#e8b900'), array('id' => 'color9', 'value' => 'theme-color-9', 'rgb' => '#ce671e'), array('id' => 'color10', 'value' => 'theme-color-10', 'rgb' => '#454545') ); return $theme_color; }2. open file aside\styles\pagebuild.css, line 19 or about, update the color value:
.theme-color-1{ color:#ee7164;} .theme-color-2{ color:#be9ecd;} .theme-color-3{ color:#f67bb5;} .theme-color-4{ color:#77c9e1;} .theme-color-5{ color:#5a6b7f;} .theme-color-6{ color:#b8b69d;} .theme-color-7{ color:#34bc99;} .theme-color-8{ color:#e8b900;} .theme-color-9{ color:#ce671e;} .theme-color-10{ color:#333333;} .bg-theme-color-1{ background-color:#ee7164;} .bg-theme-color-2{ background-color:#be9ecd;} .bg-theme-color-3{ background-color:#f67bb5;} .bg-theme-color-4{ background-color:#77c9e1;} .bg-theme-color-5{ background-color:#5a6b7f;} .bg-theme-color-6{ background-color:#b8b69d;} .bg-theme-color-7{ background-color:#34bc99;} .bg-theme-color-8{ background-color:#e8b900;} .bg-theme-color-9{ background-color:#ce671e;} .bg-theme-color-10{ background-color:#333333;} .moudle .ux-btn.bg-theme-color-1:hover{ background-color:#ee7164!important; border-color:#ee7164!important; } .moudle .ux-btn.bg-theme-color-2:hover{ background-color:#be9ecd!important; border-color:#be9ecd!important; } .moudle .ux-btn.bg-theme-color-3:hover{ background-color:#f67bb5!important; border-color:#f67bb5!important; } .moudle .ux-btn.bg-theme-color-4:hover{ background-color:#77c9e1!important; border-color:#77c9e1!important; } .moudle .ux-btn.bg-theme-color-5:hover{ background-color:#5a6b7f!important; border-color:#5a6b7f!important; } .moudle .ux-btn.bg-theme-color-6:hover{ background-color:#b8b69d!important; border-color:#b8b69d!important; } .moudle .ux-btn.bg-theme-color-7:hover{ background-color:#34bc99!important; border-color:#34bc99!important; } .moudle .ux-btn.bg-theme-color-8:hover{ background-color:#e8b900!important; border-color:#e8b900!important; } .moudle .ux-btn.bg-theme-color-9:hover{ background-color:#ce671e!important; border-color:#ce671e!important; } .moudle .ux-btn.bg-theme-color-10:hover{ background-color:#333333!important; border-color:#333333!important; }July 17, 2019 at 10:54 pm #18990I can’t change.
I make the changes, visually it is seen in the “One page editor” but in the final page it continues with the predetermined colors. For example, if I change the red for a black, in the constructor it will look black, but in the final red web. I have Theone. Help.
July 18, 2019 at 1:36 am #18991Please clean browser cache to check.
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