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Overriding context colors (beyond tweaking shades a bit) can cause confusion, not only to end-users but developers who are used to using default Bootstrap. For example, the Member's theme uses the theme-appropriate pink for the "danger" context, which isn't exactly the same as the normal "red = danger".
Instead, override "primary" only and also provide "secondary" and "tertiary" colors that match the theme. This would mean additional classes for buttons, panels, alerts, and more.
Overriding context colors (beyond tweaking shades a bit) can cause confusion, not only to end-users but developers who are used to using default Bootstrap. For example, the Member's theme uses the theme-appropriate pink for the "danger" context, which isn't exactly the same as the normal "red = danger".
Instead, override "primary" only and also provide "secondary" and "tertiary" colors that match the theme. This would mean additional classes for buttons, panels, alerts, and more.