/*! * AdminLTE v4.9.1 — AdminLTE 3 color palette (legacy) * Opt-in. The extended colours exactly as AdminLTE 3 shipped them — same * names, same values, same text-colour rule (Bootstrap 4's YIQ brightness * test, so lightblue, olive and teal take white text as they did) — with * the AdminLTE 4 class families: `.bg-*`, `.text-bg-*`, `.text-*`, * `.border-*`, `.link-*`, `.bg-gradient-*`, `.card-*`, `.callout-*`, * `.direct-chat-*`, plus dark-mode tokens — and `data-lte-primary="lightblue"` * on to make any of them Bootstrap's `primary`, buttons and all. * * Load EITHER this file OR adminlte-colors.css (the palette designed for * 4.4), not both: they define the same class names (navy, teal, olive, …) * with different values. Nothing here is in adminlte.css. * See docs/colors.html. * * Author: Colorlib * Website: AdminLTE.io * License: Open source - MIT */ // Bootstrap Configuration // --------------------------------------------------- @import "bootstrap/scss/functions"; @import "bootstrap-overrides"; @import "bootstrap/scss/variables"; @import "bootstrap/scss/variables-dark"; @import "bootstrap/scss/maps"; @import "bootstrap/scss/mixins"; // AdminLTE Configuration // --------------------------------------------------- @import "variables"; @import "variables-dark"; // The AdminLTE 3 palette — values read from the 3.2.0 build, unchanged // --------------------------------------------------- $lte-palette: ( "lightblue": #3c8dbc, "navy": #001f3f, "olive": #3d9970, "lime": #01ff70, "fuchsia": #f012be, "maroon": #d81b60, "blue": #007bff, "indigo": #6610f2, "purple": #6f42c1, "pink": #e83e8c, "red": #dc3545, "orange": #fd7e14, "yellow": #ffc107, "green": #28a745, "teal": #20c997, "cyan": #17a2b8, "gray": #6c757d, "gray-dark": #343a40 ) !default; $lte-palette-contrast: "yiq" !default; @import "colors/variables"; @import "colors/colors"; @import "colors/primary";