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There are times when you do not want a bunch of different colour shades and only want a single colour and you want that single colour to have a class like bg-primary instead of bg-primary-500.
Would be nice if there was a special _default key that would generate that kind of colour instead of always having the sub-key in the name.
Solution
Support a _default colour key.
Additional context
We have a client who has solid colours defines and no shades. It might be something their particular about.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Summary
There are times when you do not want a bunch of different colour shades and only want a single colour and you want that single colour to have a class like
bg-primary
instead ofbg-primary-500
.Would be nice if there was a special
_default
key that would generate that kind of colour instead of always having the sub-key in the name.Solution
Support a
_default
colour key.Additional context
We have a client who has solid colours defines and no shades. It might be something their particular about.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: