hy,
i am aware of the global colors feature, but i guess that many developers would like another feature. when i use elementor for client sites, it is usually embedded into a pretty designed theme, with specific colors.
so far i write css rules for the different widgets (of course the standard colors are disabled in elementor-menu). this works, but i have to check the sites when i update elementor, as new widgets are introduced and sometimes things change a bit inside widgets.
it would be the best if you have classes defined for each widgets, like .textColor1, .bgColor3, ...
so it would be easy to override these classes in our own css and all widgets would depend on them.
this would also address the problem, that so far it is very hard to override some rules, as you have very much nested selectors in your plugins css.
thanks,
matt
hy,
i am aware of the global colors feature, but i guess that many developers would like another feature. when i use elementor for client sites, it is usually embedded into a pretty designed theme, with specific colors.
so far i write css rules for the different widgets (of course the standard colors are disabled in elementor-menu). this works, but i have to check the sites when i update elementor, as new widgets are introduced and sometimes things change a bit inside widgets.
it would be the best if you have classes defined for each widgets, like .textColor1, .bgColor3, ...
so it would be easy to override these classes in our own css and all widgets would depend on them.
this would also address the problem, that so far it is very hard to override some rules, as you have very much nested selectors in your plugins css.
thanks,
matt