Modifying Colors

[prateekiiest]

Is there any way of modification of colors ? Since in some areas it kind of gets faded out

[tonystonee]

I agree with this question, I try to change the color of the \section and get error: Package xcolor Error: Undefined color RED'.`

I can't seem to find a work around, anyone know of one?

[bradklassen]

I am also wondering about changing the color.

[KrishnenduBanerjee]

Go to the very first option below fonts and then go to the define color section and change the hex code of the heading section into any color u wish to!!!

[fzeiser]

Does following work for you (eg. in the clsfile) :

\usepackage[usenames,dvipsnames]{xcolor}
[...]
\colorlet{primary}{MidnightBlue!50!black}

instead of \definecolor{primary}{HTML}{2b2b2b} to change the color of the primary text.

I've had some issues with hyperref link colors (which I defined as \colorlet{urlcolor}{MidnightBlue!50!black}, leaving the primary color with it's default.) The colored links would not come up in some sections. In that case it helped to insert following statement(s):

\usepackage[colorlinks, linkcolor=urlcolor, urlcolor=urlcolor]{hyperref}
\makeatletter
\def\HyColor@@@@UseColor#1\@nil{\addfontfeatures{Color=#1}}
\makeatother

[fzeiser]

For the hyperref comment: It seems like #41 solved it without the \makeatletter part. It I recall it correctly, without it, my links were colored only in some environments of the document.

[tilaktrs]

can anyone give final code for changing color of the section !

[fzeiser]

Within the cls file, use following section to get e.g. green text in the sections that use primary as color. For convenience, I changed the color specification to use dvinames instead of the Hexcode:

% Package Imports
\usepackage[hmargin=1.25cm, vmargin=0.75cm]{geometry}
\usepackage[hidelinks]{hyperref}
\hypersetup{colorlinks, breaklinks, urlcolor=SkyBlue, linkcolor=SkyBlue}

% Publications
\usepackage{cite}
\renewcommand\refname{\vskip -1.5cm}

% Color definitions
\usepackage[usenames,dvipsnames]{xcolor}
\definecolor{date}{HTML}{666666}
% \definecolor{primary}{HTML}{2b2b2b} % <-- old definition
\definecolor{headings}{HTML}{6A6A6A}
\definecolor{subheadings}{HTML}{333333}
\colorlet{primary}{green} % <-- new definition; use any other color you like [or define it as HTML above, if preferred]

[gururani-abhishek]

I agree with this question, I try to change the color of the \section and get error: Package xcolor Error: Undefined color RED'.`

I can't seem to find a work around, anyone know of one?

I'm way too late, but that's because everything is casted into Upper Case, so red -> RED which is not identified. Just add these two lines : \usepackage{xcolor} -> to add color package \colorlet{BLUE}{blue} -> to tell the compiler consider BLUE(due to automatic casting) as blue.