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Fixed null-ref error when previewing colors for any theme but Skatepark#5014
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thanks for fixing this!
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The PR enabling Duotone customizations via the customizer seems to have introduced a null-ref error. It's checking for the existence of a global variable so I thought the original code was fine but Chrome was throwing an error and made color customization previews stop working.
To reproduce try to change the colors in Blockbase. Note the console error.
This change fixes that by referencing
window.where the variable actually resides.