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% If you want to use your custom .cls file, don't forget to add it here
% in the documentclass declaration. In {} is the name of the class
% in [] are the options.
% Available in this document are 'blue' and 'red'. Try them out!
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\documentclass[blue]{myColourChangingArticle}
\usepackage[utf8x]{inputenc}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\title{Tutorial: How to make a colour theme changing \texttt{.cls}}
\author{\LaTeX{} Ninja}
\date{March 2020}
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% I just fancied using a different font.
% Use the option 'familydefault' only if the base font of the document
% is to be sans serif.
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\usepackage[familydefault,light]{Chivo}
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\begin{document}
\maketitle
\section{Introduction}
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% Testing some colour options.
% Go to myColourChangingArticle.cls to inspect what's going on.
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\colorbox{headercolour}{Testing a colorbox with a custom colour.}
\bigskip
\colorbox{headercolour}{
\color{customlight} The dark font on the dark background wasn't very readable, didn't you think?
}
\begin{center}
\color{alternativecolour} Testing more colours.
\end{center}
{
\bf\color{customcolour}\MakeUppercase{We can create some dramatic effects}
}
\color{customcolour}{with colours.}
\begin{center}
\color{myblue} Testing more colours.
\color{mypurple} Testing more colours.
\end{center}
{
\bf\color{customcolour}\MakeUppercase{Also don't forget testing the class options by switching to red!}
}
\end{document}
