This Pro tutorial provides the steps to declare a custom property (CSS variable) whose value is equal to the post-specific color set via a custom field created using Meta Box in Bricks builder 1.5 Beta and above.
We shall
- create a field group for
pagepost type i.e., static Pages having apage_colorColor Picker type of field - write code that checks if the current page being viewed is a static Page and that Meta Box is active and
- store the value of
page_colorfield in a variable - set it to a default/fallback color if the field is empty
- build CSS having a
--page-colorcustom property with the value of thepage_colorvariable - add the above CSS to one of the enqueued stylesheets
- store the value of
With this in place, we can simply specify the color value as var(--page-color) in Bricks editor and the Page-specific color or a fallback color will be used depending on whether the field is populated or not.




Step 1
Install and activate Meta Box.
Create the field group having a Color Picker type of field and attach it to your desired post type – page in this example.
Edit your Pages and populate the field by selecting the Page-specific color.
Step 2
Add the following in the function hooked to wp_enqueue_scripts in your child theme‘s functions.php:
if ( is_page() && function_exists( 'rwmb_meta' ) ) { // if this is a static Page and Meta Box is active
// store the value of page_color field in a variable
$page_color = rwmb_meta( 'page_color' );
// if the page_color field is not empty, set a fallback/default color
$page_color = $page_color ? $page_color : '#fc5778';
// build CSS having a "--page-color" custom property with the value of the page_color variable
$custom_css = "
:root {
--page-color: {$page_color};
}";
// add the above CSS to "bricks-child" stylesheet
wp_add_inline_style( 'bricks-child', $custom_css );
}

Step 3
Switch to RAW in the color picker when setting text color or background color in Bricks editor and paste:
var(--page-color)

to apply/use the color set for your Page.
References
https://docs.metabox.io/fields/color/#template-usage
https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_add_inline_style/