Open bradykey opened 2 years ago
I actually did this a bit better than my other code. I created a theme.js
file in /plugins/vuetify. This just exports an object with some custom colors. What's nice is that if you don't override the standard theme color names (i.e. primary
, error
, etc.) they still are available by default. So just adding new ones allows $vuetify to just create the color--text
classes, and the background classes etc. It's nice.
Do the Vuetify Theme Generator and implement the custom colors. This is done in the vuetify.js file: