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Simple Theming

Vinoshipper offers a variety of themes to quickly customize the look of your Vinoshipper elements while maintaining accessibility for your customers.

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Supported Themes

Vinoshipper guarantees support for these themes in current and future development of Vinoshipper Injector.

Theme Color"Light" variant"Dark" Variant
Default (Blue)N/A'dark'
Indigo'indigo''indigo-dark'
Purple'purple''purple-dark'
Pink'pink''pink-dark'
Red'red''red-dark'
Orange'orange''orange-dark'
Yellow'yellow''yellow-dark'
Green'green''green-dark'
Teal'teal''teal-dark'
Cyan'cyan''cyan-dark'
Gray'gray''gray-dark'
Black'black''black-dark'

We patterned these themes based on Bootstrap 5.2 color offerings, but we do not require Bootstrap to use Vinoshipper Injector.

Setting a Theme

You can set this theme under the Vinoshipper.init() configuration under the theme setting. Below is an example to set the Red Dark theme.

window.document.addEventListener('vinoshipper:loaded', () => {
	window.Vinoshipper.init(000, {
		theme: 'red-dark',
	})
}, false);

Changing a Theme on a Specific Component

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Global Theme will be Ignored

Setting a theme for a specific element will always ignore the global theme.
You will need to manually change the HTML if you want to change the theme.

You are able to set a different theme to a specific Vinoshipper component. This will override the globally set theme for the specific instance.

Using the Add To Cart buttons as an example, define the attribute data-vs-theme to the desired theme. In the example below, the Add To Cart button will render a red button. This HTML attribute is reactive.

<div class="vs-add-to-cart" data-vs-product-id="000" data-vs-theme="red"></div>

Updated 12 months ago