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- QliQ New Member
- Topic Author 1 day 6 hours ago #1
Please kindly point me to the right direction to where I need to go and look to:
1. On the front page of the Goodnews template the various categories are colour coded. How can I change that so that they can be uniform in colour both on all versions (desktop, mobile, tablet, etc). So to be less colourful and mor in uniform with teh selected site wide colour theme.
That would include the Tabs underlines, The rollover colour changes, the Category label backround colour, etc
2. By default the front page is colour codded differently on every section / category. Is it possible to adjust the top "Featured Artciles Section" so that the Article Category Tags will be colourd with the same colour they have below in each category? e.g.
On the demo the category "Politic" is colour coded red, the category "Technology" is colour coded Purple, the category "Sports" is colour coded Orange, etc
So instead of all the Featured Articles to be "Blue" can we have Featured Articles from Politic to be red, from Technology to be Purple, etc?
Having colour coding is a good idea but it would be more consistent if it also followed the Article on the top Featured Section
I hope I managed to explain it enough for you to understand my questions. My apologies for my English.
Kind regards
M
1. On the front page of the Goodnews template the various categories are colour coded. How can I change that so that they can be uniform in colour both on all versions (desktop, mobile, tablet, etc). So to be less colourful and mor in uniform with teh selected site wide colour theme.
That would include the Tabs underlines, The rollover colour changes, the Category label backround colour, etc
2. By default the front page is colour codded differently on every section / category. Is it possible to adjust the top "Featured Artciles Section" so that the Article Category Tags will be colourd with the same colour they have below in each category? e.g.
On the demo the category "Politic" is colour coded red, the category "Technology" is colour coded Purple, the category "Sports" is colour coded Orange, etc
So instead of all the Featured Articles to be "Blue" can we have Featured Articles from Politic to be red, from Technology to be Purple, etc?
Having colour coding is a good idea but it would be more consistent if it also followed the Article on the top Featured Section
I hope I managed to explain it enough for you to understand my questions. My apologies for my English.
Kind regards
M
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- leoalv Moderator
- 16 hours 53 minutes ago #2
Hi there.
Answer 1:
There are color classes like color-1, color-2, color-3... I think there's even color-8. To make everything inherit the primary color, you have to edit the Home page with SP Page Builder, and in each add-on, go to the Style tab. In the CSS Class field, delete that class. You should find, for example, color-2. Delete only that class, not all the classes in the field.
Answer 2:
I'm not sure if you thought this through. In your first question, you're asking how to remove colors and make everything look uniform, and in the second, how to make each category label in the "Featured" section have the color of the section that displays articles from that category. Now, assuming you decide to continue using colors, it's difficult to make the category in the featured articles have a different color because you need a selector, and there are two ways to do it:
1. Modify the PHP layouts to add the category name as a selector and style that selector. If you add or edit a category, you'll need to edit the CSS that colors those selectors.
2. Using JavaScript, insert a selector based on the category name. In that case, if you change or add a category name, it will no longer be colored as desired.
Regards
Answer 1:
There are color classes like color-1, color-2, color-3... I think there's even color-8. To make everything inherit the primary color, you have to edit the Home page with SP Page Builder, and in each add-on, go to the Style tab. In the CSS Class field, delete that class. You should find, for example, color-2. Delete only that class, not all the classes in the field.
Answer 2:
I'm not sure if you thought this through. In your first question, you're asking how to remove colors and make everything look uniform, and in the second, how to make each category label in the "Featured" section have the color of the section that displays articles from that category. Now, assuming you decide to continue using colors, it's difficult to make the category in the featured articles have a different color because you need a selector, and there are two ways to do it:
1. Modify the PHP layouts to add the category name as a selector and style that selector. If you add or edit a category, you'll need to edit the CSS that colors those selectors.
2. Using JavaScript, insert a selector based on the category name. In that case, if you change or add a category name, it will no longer be colored as desired.
Regards
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- QliQ New Member
- Topic Author 12 hours 39 minutes ago #3
Thank you for you reply.
There were 2 alternative options I was considering. Ideally colour coding should be also applied to the "featured" section but I understand it is more complicated.
So Option 1 seems to be the way to go.
When removing the CSS classes from each module all TAB formatting is lost including the lines under the headings and subcategory tags. Is there a way we can keep these preferably with the uniform colour?
Which file hold these class (e.g. title-1 color-2) settings? Ideally I would like to keep the blue colour but if not available in a class - or lack of it - then maybe I can edit one of the classes to the required colour settings
Regards,
There were 2 alternative options I was considering. Ideally colour coding should be also applied to the "featured" section but I understand it is more complicated.
So Option 1 seems to be the way to go.
When removing the CSS classes from each module all TAB formatting is lost including the lines under the headings and subcategory tags. Is there a way we can keep these preferably with the uniform colour?
Which file hold these class (e.g. title-1 color-2) settings? Ideally I would like to keep the blue colour but if not available in a class - or lack of it - then maybe I can edit one of the classes to the required colour settings
Regards,
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