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I've added a background image to the home page, however, the color is extremely washed out. I've set $light-grey to transparent and still cannot see my background image well.
I've added a background image to the home page, however, the color is extremely washed out. I've set $light-grey to transparent and still cannot see my background image well.
Any ideas?
I don't think that's related to my question.
The bg-img is loaded as the background image of a div which is positioned behind the content.
It also has an opacity of 3%, which makes it almost transparent. A 100% opacity would make the image completely visible, making text (almost) unreadable.
See /layouts/posts/single.html
{{ define "main" }}
{{- if (or .Params.images .Params.featuredImg) }}
<divclass="bg-img"></div>
{{- end }}
Hi all
I was wondering what the most efficient / Hugo-like way of changing the theme's colours were.
Preferably something that will survive future git pulls.
I know the colours are defined at
<hugo_base>/themes/hermit/assets/scss/_predefined.scss
.<hugo_base>/ assets/scss/_predefined.scss
?scss
directory?Modifying the file within the theme's directory doesn't look like a future proof method.
Kr
TGZ
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