Thanks for the detailed video showing your situation:
I did a test in localwp.com – WP 6.3.1 – twentytwentythree theme – no plugins – chrome browser. My 2 custom colors – added to Palette – were able to be used in single post template as the background and text.
I did a test in localwp.com – WP 6.3.1 – frost theme – no plugins – chrome browser. My 2 custom colors – added to Palette – were able to be used on a single post as the background and text.
I did a test in localwp.com – WP 6.3.1 – spectra one theme – no plugins – chrome browser. My 2 custom colors – added to Palette – were able to be used on a page as the background and text.
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Hello,
I just reinstalled with LocalWP, WP 6.3.1 with theme 2023, no plugin, I left the default settings, the WP version is in English and it works.
I delete the custom colors, I put my WordPress in French and the time on UTC +2, the custom colors no longer work.
I did a test in localwp.com – utc-2-WP 6.3.1 – twentytwentythree theme – no plugins – chrome browser. My 2 custom colors – added to Palette – were able to be used on page as the background and text.
I did a test in localwp.com – utc-2-language Deutsche-WP 6.3.1 – twentytwentythree theme – no plugins – chrome browser. My 2 custom colors – added to Palette – were able to be used on page as the background and text.
I did a test in localwp.com – utc-2-language French-WP 6.3.1 – twentytwentythree theme – no plugins – chrome browser. Only 1 of my 2 custom colors – added to Palette – were able to be used on page as the background and text. I see in database that the 2 custom colors are assigned the same slug.
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Hey @baxter89 ! It looks like this is a translation bug, affecting multiple languages. We’ve already filed it here, so the developers can take a look.
For now, if you set a different name for your custom colors when adding them, you should not see this issue anymore. The screenshot below shows what I’m talking about.
Indeed, when you give the color a name, it works.
THANKS