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fix:EnableOverridingThemeColor #33
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@EmaSuriano hi I am also the one who would like to customize theme color using React Helmet so could you review this pull request please? |
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This change enables to change theme-color with ReactHelmet that's currently introduced to this theme.
Without this gatsby-plugin-manifest inserts a theme-color meta tag into the site head. This means that you can't use React Helmet to set the theme_color.
References
gatsbyjs/gatsby#9977
https://www.gatsbyjs.com/plugins/gatsby-plugin-manifest/#remove-theme-color-meta-tag