Fallback to static chevron color if theme is using variables #167
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Right now if your
gray.500color includes a CSS variable, the chevron on your select elements will disappear because URLs inbackground-imagecan't use CSS variables.This PR just ensures that if there's a variable in your color, we fallback to the default
gray.500so at least the chevron doesn't disappear.Fixes #165.