So with the new style guide, when you switch themes, the button colors etc is not part of the themeing so in the old version, it made more sense because I could just ad in the classes needed and then when I added a class on top of a section with something like "theme-orange" everything would inherit, so background, text, buttons and some custom elements we reuse in every project would just "work" by applying one single class.
In the new everything is divided up and then we have themes, so I added in our colors in folders etc, but then the whole idea of changing the look of a section kind of vanish, or am I just tired? Please advice or send me a tutorial on how it's ment to be used.
Even just switching from dark to light etc brakes in the out-of-the box solution when it comes to black/white buttons etc so im prob thinking about this in the wrong way.
@Victor Svedberg happy to address this with more information soon. We also have a video in the final stages, hoping to release soon as well that should help shed some light here.
As a first step to help you guys with more info here's some overview.
https://youtu.be/6qWO3Vwq1Ls?t=1572
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qWO3Vwq1Ls&t=1980s
Hey @Victor Svedberg! That's an interesting approach you've set up there with modes. Very cool. Have never seen someone set their project up like this. Would you be open to sharing an example or read-only link to a project that you've utilized this on? (Feel free to DM)
Curious to hear your thoughts on the new approach once you've watched the videos above.
Happy to share @Kaleb Jae. So this is how we set it up in in the old sg, and we usually copy and paste a base "Agera" project/our custom version of the Relume Style Guide but with minor changes and our template pages for various engagement campaign-setups. That connects to our infra running in the cloud to sync things to clients CRM-systems.
We work for most of the worlds largest NGOs in some capacity, so fun fact is that Relume is a part of driving home money and engagement for some of the most noble causes.
Thanks for sharing @Victor Svedberg! The way you're thinking about it is the way we're also thinking about it. In short the only difference with the new approach is that UI Elements (buttons and forms) need their classes to be changed if you switch from light to dark theme background.
I will be putting out a video soon walking through best practices. And once Modes is available through the API, we aim to improve the experience even further.
Freakin awesome implementation btw! Best use of variables in our previous style guide that I have seen 🙌
