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Hello. this is about generate block, but I got no solution there.
I want to make a current color on button according to url.
Currently, there is no feature for this.However, I thought there could be a way to change the color.
add_action( 'init', 'if_url_contains_string' ); function if_url_contains_string() { $url = $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; if ( false !== strpos( $url, '/shop' ) ) { echo '<style type="text/css"> .gb-container-ffa8ce99 { background-color: red } </style>'; } else (false !== strpos( $url, '/product-category/모자') ) { echo '<style type="text/css"> .gb-container-652ad9ca { background-color: red } </style>'; } else (false !== strpos( $url, 'product-category/상의') ) { echo '<style type="text/css"> .gb-container-5cdc6557 { background-color: red } </style>'; } else (false !== strpos( $url, '/product-category/신발') ) { echo '<style type="text/css"> .gb-container-64ee13dc { background-color: red } </style>'; } }Unfortunately this doesn’t work..
If this is something complicated and out of scope of support, it is ok not to answer!
I can try to figure out slowly alone.Customer Support
Hi there,
in the Customizer > Colors, add a new Color, and give it a name eg.
dynamic-color
this will register a CSS Variable eg.--dynamic-color: #00ff00;apply that color to your button.
Then you can write some CSS to change that color based on a
<body>classeg.
post-type-archiveis the body_class for the shop page..post-type-archive { -dynamic-color: #ff0000; }for a category archive page, you can use its
term-{ID}that is on the body_class eg..term-23 { -dynamic-color: #ff0000; }Just make as many
term-{ID}rules as you need.Thank you!!
that really works!
Glad to he of help
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