The #db0100 colour is hard-coded in several places in the SCSS, making it quite difficult for theme developers to override.
Doing something like:
:root {
--simplesamlphp-color: #db0100;
}
and then referencing it elsewhere as e.g.:
.pure-button-red {
background-color: var(--simplesamlphp-color);
color: #fff;
}
would make it much easier to override the colour consistently by simply declaring an additional <style> element in _head.twig with the new --simplesamlphp-color variable definition. The same could be done with the other colours that are used.
I'd do this as a pull request, but I think this repo has complexity I do not understand :-)
The #db0100 colour is hard-coded in several places in the SCSS, making it quite difficult for theme developers to override.
Doing something like:
and then referencing it elsewhere as e.g.:
would make it much easier to override the colour consistently by simply declaring an additional <style> element in _head.twig with the new
--simplesamlphp-colorvariable definition. The same could be done with the other colours that are used.I'd do this as a pull request, but I think this repo has complexity I do not understand :-)