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// In theory the lightness and saturation values of corresponding colors should not change.
// In reality, these values should be adjusted to create a more pleasant color combination.
// There is not any mathematical formula for this, but you can use the lighten, darken,
// saturate and desaturate functions to adjust your main colors.
!base_color    = red
!support_color = adjust_hue(!base_color, 120)
!accent_color  = adjust_hue(!base_color, -120)

!base_dark_color     = darken(!base_color, 50)
!base_darker_color   = darken(!base_color, 70)
!base_darkest_color  = darken(!base_color, 90)
!base_light_color    = lighten(!base_color, 50)
!base_lighter_color  = lighten(!base_color, 70)
!base_lightest_color = lighten(!base_color, 90)

!dark_support_color     = darken(!support_color, 50)
!darker_support_color   = darken(!support_color, 70)
!darkest_support_color  = darken(!support_color, 90)
!light_support_color    = lighten(!support_color, 50)
!lighter_support_color  = lighten(!support_color, 70)
!lightest_support_color = lighten(!support_color, 90)

!dark_accent_color     = darken(!accent_color, 50)
!darker_accent_color   = darken(!accent_color, 70)
!darkest_accent_color  = darken(!accent_color, 90)
!light_accent_color    = lighten(!accent_color, 50)
!lighter_accent_color  = lighten(!accent_color, 70)
!lightest_accent_color = lighten(!accent_color, 90)

Version data entries

2 entries across 2 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
chriseppstein-compass-colors-0.1.1	templates/triadic/_theme.sass
chriseppstein-compass-colors-0.1.3	templates/triadic/_theme.sass