Closed msayoung closed 1 year ago
I think this was working so may be the fallout of moving css around
Did you clear the cache?
i did.
I'm out of ideas.
that's ok, i'll have a look. I have an idea
Seems okay to me. Deliberatly choosing ugly colours to make sure.
try : no background colour on the section, and a dark secondary colour
--color-page-section-background-color-1-link-color: var(--color-page-section-background-color-1-link-color);
Looks like we have a variable set to itself. Maybe that's giving us a cock up?
That's kind of a "works as designed" item, which is a bit crap. The backgrounds chosen for the section don't have any knowledge that the paragraphs in the sections might have a background colour.
In this case, if we choose "light gray" for the background, then the featured ia-block says "hey, that's light grey, let's contrast that with black", but then the page section says "oooh, we're light grey, I bet black for text and links would be very oh la la".
I think we'll need some more varialbes for this class:
.page-section-background-color-3 .ia-block--featured {
background-color: var(--some-new-varialbe);
color: var(--some-other-new-variable)
}
.page-section-background-color-3 .ia-block--featured a {
color: var(--some-other-new-variable-as-well)
}
And might want to repeat that for background colour 1 and 2 for page layout.
Headings and links not picking up alt colour