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Progress is always in blue, add a way to change the tint of colors, for example, red, orange, green... Or based on a Hue or hex value that will affect the other striped color automatically based on the first one.
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The color of UI elements (progress, buttons, etc.) is based on the --accent-color-lite and --accent-color vars. These vars can be changed as described in https://hugo-geekblog.geekdocs.de/posts/features/theming/. However, this will affect all UI elements and I would like to keep this behavor as it results in a consistent UI.
If you still want to use a different color for progess only, you can still use the custom css file to override the property in the progress bar class directly:
.gblog-progress__bar {
background-color: green !important;
}
Thanks for you response, i kenw that it is possible to customize color, but, my request was to customize it progress by progress, for example, if i have a table of items to develop with item in the first column and a progress on the second indicating the development progress of it. I wish to set the progress to green if item is completed, let it blue is in progress, and customize it to red if not started. So in one page i can have three coloring schemes for the progress.
Progress is always in blue, add a way to change the tint of colors, for example, red, orange, green... Or based on a Hue or hex value that will affect the other striped color automatically based on the first one.
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