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Refactor color schemes implementation #2569
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Refactor with new color schemas and setting types
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Revert badge color refactor and general cleanup
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Replace remaining hardcoded background-1 classes
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Update scheme 1 info
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Small fixes
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Update 14 translation files
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Refactor scheme drop logic
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Update 6 translation files
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Handle vars differently
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I could see the loss of accent color for rating stars being one of the more noticeable cases. So I've at least captured the color in a variable up at the .rating-star scope so would be easy to change via custom css. Even though the color gets used in a gradient style within a pseudo element.
.rating-star { --color-rating-star: #000; }
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Why do you need the extra variable here, instead of just using
var(--color-foreground)
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We don't. So I'm quite happy to simplify if we don't think it's valuable. But I'm basically just making it easier for merchants to revert the visual change without having to dissect the line below and determine for yourself that only the first instance of color-foreground is the one you need to change to get your color back. Though honestly it self documents for ourselves too. Originally this was in an
--color-icon
.background: linear-gradient(90deg, var(--color-foreground) var(--percent), rgba(var(--color-foreground), 0.15) var(--percent));
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I kinda like that idea. So that someone could tweak both
--color-foreground
and--color-icon
from the custom CSS setting to have something specific.Great for merchant and theme support 👍