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Heads up: Bootswatch theme id supersedes brand_yml options #56

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morrisLuke opened this issue Nov 30, 2024 · 1 comment
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Heads up: Bootswatch theme id supersedes brand_yml options #56

morrisLuke opened this issue Nov 30, 2024 · 1 comment

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@morrisLuke
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Love the brand_yml tools. Finally getting a chance to play over the weekend, and I was having trouble getting my chosen colors for links, header background and header text.

Turns out a Bootswatch theme I'd previously chosen within my _quarto.yml was superseding all the branding work.

project:
  type: website
  output-dir: docs
format:
  html:
    lang: en
    theme: yeti

Once I noted out the theme: yeti line, the branding choices took effect. A heads-up somewhere about the Bootswatch theme taking precedence may be useful to mention in documentation for other normies.

Thank you again for all the work that went into this :)

@gadenbuie
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Thanks @morrisLuke! I've opened an issue in quarto-dev to address the documentation. The pieces are there but I can see how the dots would be hard to connect. In the mean time, you can read about how brand and theme interact in in More about Quarto themes (which is linked from the In SCSS section of the primary brand page in the Quarto docs).

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