When I first created the OA2 site I'm working on, I chose a color scheme before having added a single space. Now that I have added many spaces, I started to play with color schemes for the different spaces. I have run into two, most likely related issues.
First, the home page uses the original color scheme, and I cannot change it, at least not without deleting all spaces first. No matter how I navigate to appearance, when I change the color scheme it will only change the most recently visited space's color scheme.
The second is for added content that has no home in a space, we want pages that are for the general public and have no place in a space. I want to use the main menu, not have them show up in the OA menu for spaces. The color scheme inherits from the most recently visited space. I don't want this content in a space, and I don't want it to inherit a color scheme. I think there should be a way to set a color scheme for anything not in a space, a site default. This to me seems logical, but my logic has failed. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Sean
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The issue with the home page
The issue with the home page is for whatever page is set as the home page at /admin/config/system/site-information, whether it is a panel or node. I can create new content, set as home page, and it inherits the original color scheme with absolutely no way of altering it.
I discovered how to deal with
I discovered how to deal with this, clear cookies. It would be nice if it were easier to clear just the context cookie that OA2 is setting.