Closed pbutterworth closed 1 year ago
Discovered a workaround: If you have more than one theme in the current file, after opening the plugin, choose a different theme (any one) from the drop-down, then pick the first theme again from the drop-down. This then opens the custom tab with the correct colours populated.
rent file, after opening the plugin, choose a different theme (any one) from the drop-down, then pick the first theme again from the drop-down. This then opens th
I had the same problem today, wish has a solution for this.
I have the same issue and without a workaround, I can't use this for our design system.
Describe the bug After creating a new theme, and customising the Secondary and Tertiary colours, reopening the pluging and switching to the Custom tab causes the secondary and tertiary colours to be clobbered back to the automatically generated colours.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior The plugin should remember the customisations
Screenshots First time customising the theme:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3683210/165879878-80f52a9c-a34f-43bd-aa4e-dc236d3a1ac6.png)
After reopening the plugin (but before switching to the custom tab:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3683210/165879979-991fa808-c215-4ebb-a4c1-184869970574.png)
After clicking on the Custom tab. Note that the customised colours have reverted:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3683210/165879960-f2e916d3-4d13-48bf-9c13-0672d125a9a4.png)
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