you can over-ride settings with the !important after the setting…I will update my blog but you could modify the default theme with your additional bit of CSS but add the !important after the colour as in:-
$Theme=New-UDTheme -Name “Test” -Definition @{
‘.sidenav’=@{
‘background-color’ = “#0d3b66 !important”
}
‘.sidenav li > a’=@{
‘color’=“white !important”
}
}
Will update my blog with this information this evening…just realised the first blog I did was on styling…so you need to do this fella:-
$theme = New-UDTheme -Name "Basic" -Definition @{
‘.sidenav’=@{
‘background-color’ = “#0d3b66 !important”
}
‘.sidenav li > a’=@{
‘color’=“white !important”
}
} -Parent "Default"
This should over-ride the parent setting with the customised bit you want…even easier 