There are two approaches to setting and managing background and text color in Automatic.css. In Part 01, I'll show you the traditional approach. In Part 02, I'll show you the new "contextual" approach.
You can use either approach, but the new contextual approach offers a lot of benefits over the traditional approach. The only caveat is that it might take you a couple explanations and some experimentation to wrap your brain around it.
Nevertheless, let's get started by covering the traditional approach:
How to set default website background color
How to set default text color
How to change background color with utility classes
How to change background color with variables
How to change text color with utility classes
How to change text color with variables
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10 окт 2024
