Standard Theme Presets
lamyergeier opened this issue · 6 comments
It will be great to have standard theme presents for popular colour schemes like Solarized Dark, Solarized Light.
It will be good to have this as a part of the repositories so that it will be easier for users to switch to standard themes.
@ttscoff I am experimenting with the theme colour for white background. Could you please clear one doubt? This is how I modified it:
---
metadata:
border: d blue on_black
marker: d black on_black
color: d black on_white
emphasis:
bold: b
italic: u i
bold-italic: b u i
h1:
color: b intense_black on_white
pad: d black on_white
pad_char: "="
h2:
color: b black on_intense_white
pad: d black on_intense_white
pad_char: "-"
h3:
color: u b yellow
h4:
color: u yellow
h5:
color: b black
h6:
color: b black
link:
brackets: b black
text: u b blue
url: cyan
image:
bang: red
brackets: b black
title: cyan
url: u yellow
list:
bullet: b intense_red
number: b intense_blue
color: intense_black
footnote:
brackets: b black on_black
caret: b yellow on_black
title: x yellow on_black
note: u white on_black
code_span:
marker: b white
color: b black on_intense_white
code_block:
marker: intense_white
bg: on_white
color: black
border: blue
title: magenta
eol: intense_black on_black
pygments_theme: solarized-light
dd:
marker: d red
color: b intense_black
hr:
color: d intense_black
table:
border: d black
header: yellow
divider: b black
color: black
bg: on_black
html:
brackets: d yellow on_black
color: yellow on_black
Everything is fine expect the normal text appears light:
Doubt
Could you please suggest how to change the text colour from light to dark? Also could you please tell what is meant by dd
?
I am using Solarized Light theme in Gnome terminal:
Also this is the default colour for foreground text:
You can see that in the following image the top half is a result of terminal command ls -la
; while the bottom half prints markdown file using mdless with the command Backintime -h
.
Thus default foreground colour is darker than what mdless is assuming.