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Hi Ciarán,

I hope you and your family are all well and safe during this unprecedented times. And with all the good weather we have in Ireland since mid March, if not unprecedented, it is really different from the usual Spring Summer time !!! :p

I am enjoying building a new website, with one of your templates again. And going through customisation, I am wondering how to generate a palette of colours to match with my main colours. For example, in the template settings > General > Body/Header Styling, also Module/Component Styling, and Typography Styling, there are variations of white/light grey, and black/light grey. And sometimes lighter or darker than the main colour (a gold colour for my example with template Naomi style 5, see screenshot).

As I am using a different gold colour, and slightly different dark and light greys, how could I customise while keeping the harmony and variation that you have created?

If it is a designer secret, I would understand ;)

Kind regards,
Hervé

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normally you have a folder in the unzipped Joomla template which is called Template Extras. There are .png files with the colors from the individual examples.
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Thank you for the help. But there are only logo.psd and module positions.png it seems.
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Hi Hervé

All good up on this end of our little island. The sun shining certainly helps in keeping us smiling :) . I hope all is well in beautiful west Galway!

Usually, when selecting the darker colors I like to use a color of the same hue as the primary color (eg. gold). So copy your primary color into the field you wish to select a dark color, then select a dark version of the color without touching the bar at the right of the color field. Also, keep within the same saturation of color which means only really moving the color picker in the vertical axis.

For a more varied color palette, try using a tool like https://coolors.co/. Set your primary color and then just keep hitting spacebar until you find the scheme you like. Lock colors you like as you go.

When setting a primary color and you don't already have a brand palette to work from, it is always good to grab a color from your primary images or logo.

I hope this helps. As you can see, it is not a very exact science :)

Ciaran
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