Hello,
There is actually a way to do this without using css! I believe you would want to use
colour references. Blockly keeps its colors inside a string table, so that they can be kept consistent more easily.
Blockly.Msg.LOGIC_HUE = '210'; // Set this to whatever hue value you want.
And then in your toolbox you can do something like:
<category name="Logic" colour="%{BKY_LOGIC_HUE}"> // This is the important part!
<-- your blocks here --!>
</category>
You may also need to do a
build step if you're running in compressed mode (if you followed the directions on the
fixed size workspace page you're probably running in compressed mode). Luckily that's pretty simple!
Just navigate to blockly's root folder through the command line and then run the command:
python build.py langfiles
Hope that helps! If that wasn't what you were looking for be sure to message back!
Beka