Well, I tried it and it doesn’t work.
I should, but it doesn’t.
George
The save color is defined in an other css file but when I added “!important” to override it but then no color at all was displayed.
Adding the color with “#” however works in standard-page.html .
@thetaghun - i moved this to a new topic
we’ll need a little more information to help here
a small clone link with an example that’s not working would be handy
I can’t quite tell from the description what the problem is
Sorry, the color works but the NAME of the color I used was incorrect.
I inspected it and finally I figured out that I selected the wrong color name.
Because I had no idea why in the theme.css it doesn’t work.
So, it actually works!
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(The actual color used was with high, 0.8 transparency, so, it was pretty much invisible on white background.)