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I've been messing around with a weird idea for a variation that blocks out your images and featured images with a color fill effect, which I was thinking could be a duotone filter that uses the same color similar colors for the shadow and highlight.
This style variation has been selected to be bundled with the Twenty Twenty-Three default theme! @critterverse and I have made some tweaks to the submission as a part of the curation process to ensure that all the selected variations work together nicely as a collection. Here are the requested changes:
The shadow and highlight colors used in the duotone effect are a bit too close — we’ve updated these colors with more contrast so that the images are slightly more visible.
New shadow color: #E2161D
New highlight color: #FF9C9C
Add duotone effect in more places (site logo, etc)
No explicit next steps are needed — feel free to update theme.json files where relevant or they will be updated in development. Thanks for the contribution!
I've been messing around with a weird idea for a variation that blocks out your images and featured images with a color fill effect, which I was thinking could be a duotone filter that uses
the same colorsimilar colors for the shadow and highlight.It could look like this:
Figma: https://www.figma.com/file/1yAfz3sRZoHw1XxNaDPw5N/Block-out-style-variation?node-id=0%3A1
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