/typora-gitbook-theme

This is a Typora theme is inspired by gitbook.com. Most of the user interface has been overhauled. It contains three variants: two light variants and one dark theme.

Primary LanguageCSSGNU General Public License v3.0GPL-3.0

Gitbook Theme For Typora

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This typora theme is inspired by the Gitbook document style. It features three variants: Azure, Slate and Teal.

Designed and tested on Windows 10 and macOS. Not tested, but it should also work for Linux.

Installation instructions

  1. Download the zipped project package here and un-zip it.
  2. Copy the gitbook-azure.css, gitbook-slate.css and gitbook-teal.css file as well as the folder named gitbook to your Typora theme library. It is important that you put this folder in there too as it contains important files and fonts, which are required for the theme to work properly.
  3. Launch or restart Typora and choose Gitbook Azure, Gitbook Slate, Gitbook Teal from the theme menu.

Contributing

Feel free to submit an issue, if something does not work / look right or you have any suggestions. If you would like to, you can also create your own variations of this theme (and / or open a pull request).

Please note that this theme is still in development. Updates are to expect.

Modfications

If you prefer the colors of the slate variant used previous to version 1.9 (these were slightly lighter and more slate-like), you can open the file gitbook-slate.css and change the second line from @import "gitbook/slate-colors.css"; to @import "gitbook/old-slate-colors.css";. After that you have to save the file and restart Typora for the colors to update properly. Sometimes it may also be necessary to switch to a different theme and then back to the Gitbook Slate theme after changing this.

You can also put these modifications into a seperate css file as chchen-standford points out here.

Details

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Older Screenshots

These screenshots are not fully up to date but they show the slate and teal variants and some Windows specific views.

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