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Fix: Change initial bookmark icon color to avoid misunderstanding with red theme #2268

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When the user selects red (#ff0000) as the primary theme color, they mistakenly think that the bookmark is already booked due to the color resembling the 'booked' state. To avoid this misunderstanding, we need to change the initial icon color

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1.When red is set as the theme color, the single listing page shows the bookmark as already booked, even without clicking the 'booked' button.
before ( without clicked )
https://prnt.sc/ZBSnZNz9L2BN
after ( without clicked)
https://prnt.sc/sELgRXs1U_rs

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@RabbiIslamRony RabbiIslamRony changed the title Fix: Change Initial Bookmark Icon Color to Avoid Misunderstanding with Red Theme Fix: Change initial bookmark icon color to avoid misunderstanding with red theme Mar 12, 2025
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Looks good

@obiPlabon obiPlabon merged commit d8ccb69 into sovware:trunk Mar 16, 2025
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