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What happened to the very-light-gray background color?
3 replies · Started by James on July 6, 2021
I am editing a post that I wrote around 1 year ago (using whatever version of GP was available at that time, 2.something). Some of the group blocks have the very-light-gray background color set. I accidently changed the background color of one of these sections and now cannot get it back because that color is missing from the color palette in the editor now.
This is the code produced for those groups with this background color
<div class="wp-block-group has-very-light-gray-background-color has-background">
Did Generate Press change the default color palette during one of the updates? If so then how can I get the original one back? If not then maybe this was changed during an update of Wordpress?
I don't remember exactly, but I think this is what the color palette used to look like.
https://wpdevelopment.courses/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/gutenberg-colour-picker.png
Hi James,
Is there still a section that the background color is not changed?
If so, could you link me to the site? I can try to find the color back :)
You can see the top part of the page linked. The color is #eee. I realize I could just choose custom color and put #eee. I was just confused about how the palette got changed.
I thought it might have something to do with Generate Press because when I change to a different theme the colors always change.
Are you saying that Generate Press does not change the default color palette like other themes do and the default Wordpress/Gutenberg color palette is what changed?
By the way this is what the color palette looks like currently.
I mean the CSS class and the color CSS are added by WP, as you can see here, it doesn't change when the theme is switched.
https://www.screencast.com/t/tcZAgVS4c
But you are right, themes can have different colors on the palette.
Glad you found the color back :)
