Color palette - design question

[mohsart]

I'm new to this so please bear with me...

I'm basically very satisfied with the standard PS theme, but I'd like to change the grayish palette into a yellowish/woodish one.

In the beginning of /themes dir/global.css I have

/*
   PrestaShop CSS
   18 used colors: 
   10 grays: #374853 #595a5e #5d717e #76839b #888 #bdc2c9 #d0d1d5 #d0d3d8 #e5e6e7 #f1f2f4
   4 fushias: #f6dce8 #dd2a81 #971d58 #5d0630
   2 yellows: #f8e1a0 #f9e400
   1 green: #488c40
   1 red: #da0f00
*/

So, OK, these are the colors used. I searched for #374853 and found 20 or so occurances - a total of several hundred for all of the different shades of all colors?
To change the palette, I guess I need to find each of the hex codes and change them all?

Now, wouldn't it be better to have "defines" at the top, like

gray1=#374853;
gray2=#595a5e;
etc

And then use the names below in the code, instead of the hex codes?

/Mats

[Scotty501]

This should help http://html-color-codes.info/

[Christian Lescuyer]

Now, wouldn't it be better to have "defines" at the top, like

gray1=#374853;
gray2=#595a5e;
etc

And then use the names below in the code, instead of the hex codes?

 

It certainly would. But you can't have variables in CSS.

 

Xtian