We have a custom theme that is being used by over 100 sub-sites for one University. ONE of the sub-sites would love to have me change the color of their linked content from red to blue. I can't change this in the actual theme for them because it will affect all the sites. I tried adding a simple a {color:blue;} to the inline CSS box in Advanced Options but apparently its not as simple as that. They have linked text in <p>, <h2>, <h3>, <h4>, <h5> and <h6>. I would love some advice on what step to take to get this change to happen.
I have created my own theme in drupal 9 and am trying to get the value of a theme setting called:
'Use the logo supplied by the theme'
This is a standard drupal setting which is on my theme configuration page. I want to use the setting to alter my theme. I've seen how to create my own user setting and get the value with
$setting = theme_get_setting('my_setting');
but in this case I'm trying to get the value from a for the CMS has created.
Say I have a site and a theme that uses Paragraphs for content creation. I have a basic "Text"-paragraph for inserting formatted text to a node. Sometimes the text needs to be aligned left and sometimes center.
Because most of the text is aligned left, I'd use some sort of option to align it center when needed. For this I have many options to go with: