philomena/assets/css/themes/light-blue.css

@import "themes/base/light";

$background-color: #f7f7f7;
$primary-color: #4b9ad3;
$secondary-color: #62a7d9;

:root {
  /* Main colors */
  --background-color: $background-color;
  --text-light-color: $background-color;

  /* Link colors */
  --link-color: hsl(from $primary-color h calc(s + 25) calc(l - 25));

  /* Primary color (block backgrounds and such) */
  --primary-color: $primary-color;
  --primary-border-color: hsl(from $primary-color h calc(s + 5) calc(l - 5));
  --primary-muted-color: hsl(from $primary-color h calc(s + 7) calc(l + 20));
  --primary-dark-color: hsl(from $primary-color h calc(s + 20) calc(l + 35));
  --primary-link-color: var(--link-color); /* for consistency */

  /* Secondary color (most buttons) */
  --secondary-color: $secondary-color;
  --secondary-border-color: hsl(from $secondary-color h s calc(l - 45));
  --secondary-muted-color: hsl(from $secondary-color h calc(s + 5) calc(l + 18));
  --secondary-dark-color: hsl(from $secondary-color h calc(s - 5) calc(l + 25));
  --secondary-link-color: hsl(from $secondary-color h s calc(l - 55));
}

nav.header__secondary {
  /* Apparently people will put me on a cross if
     I don't use Trixie colors, so here you go! */
  background-color: #e2ebf2;
}

nav.header__secondary .header__link {
  color: var(--text-color) !important;
}