Example of a use case:

  • A user has created a carefully chosen custom color set, and saves the settings
  • Then he adapts one of the predefined color sets to see how that might look for real.
  • So he saves the settings.
  • Then he finds out that his adapted custom color set is overwritten with the adapted predefined color set.

I would expect a possibility to save a custom color set under its own name.

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siirup’s picture

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Same problem here.

siirup’s picture

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ecvandenberg, this is a quick hack and probably gets overwritten by next update but you can edit the
/sites/all/themes/mayo/color/color.inc and add your own theme.
1) Copy and then paste the existing theme to the same file
2) rename it and adjust colour codes accordingly

 .... 
      'newname' => array(
      'title' => t('newname'),
....

It is probably a good idea to paste your final theme to a separate file as a backup.

I bet there is a better way to do it, but I do not know how :)

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any help on this?

mermentau’s picture

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Issue summary: View changes
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Save feature is not in the works, but this might help. Find your color.css file that is created when you save the settings and make a backup copy. Mine is in sites/default/files/color/mayo-59f432e7/color.css.

It could be used as a reminder when you enter your original settings back in or you could copy the file over the last saved one.