It looks like it is tied to another variable. I can change it by adding to the custom css only:
html.dark-theme{
--theme-pagination_active: 72,154,228!important;
}
Changing certain things like active pagination does nothing. I want the color to be different depending on light/dark mode so I don't want to just override it.
No worries. I just changed the behavior of the picker to change themes and created a theme for each palette. It's just better for people who post on their computer and mobile devices.
Another thing I did was change the order of the color variables to alphabetical so it's easier to edit. Might be something to add to the next update.
@TAMAN
Beautiful theme and it's been easy to customize.
I know that the Palette settings seem to save with a cookie. Is there a way to have them save to a user preference table or something so it will persist across any device the user logs into?
Replying to my own post and not deleting it in case it helps someone else:
I figured out what it was that was preventing me from updating. I had the maximum PHP upload size set too low. You will need to increase the maximum size for it to work. How you do this will depend on your set-up. If you have cPanel it will be in your PHP settings, possibly under versions > options. If you can't make these changes on your own you may have to ask your host to do it for you. If you are on a dedicated server or manage your own you likely already know how to do this.
I tried to update the theme from the ACP. However, when I did it I got an error. After trying it a few times I decided to delete the theme and do a fresh install. However, it does not give an option to add it back.
How easily could this be adapted to American football? At a high level, what would it take? How clunky or polished would the end result be? Can things like "fixtures" be renamed to "schedule"?