Hi Jean-Marc, > I'd like to have at least one good theme before looking at multiple > themes :)
I'm not thinking multiple themes so much as a theming system. We could save the list out as a text/xml file and then load an entire list of colors in at once. > > Qt is supposed to help us here. I agree, but sometimes the Qt themes are subtly wrong. Case in point, for the extended outline (the little pet project I've been working on) in LyX-Outline on Mac, the selected text is far too dark. It should use a light blue color, instead it uses the dark blue of selected items. It's really ugly. It was bothering me so much that I went in and hard coded the proper color. I haven't seen the same problem on Linux or Windows. If we used system colors plus tweaks, it would allow us to both customize and match the default values. Having a system to load lists of colors would allow for users to adjust colors and then save out the list as they wanted. It also probably wouldn't be a lot of work to implement (yes, I know those are famous last words). > Yes. One thin I'd like to add is the possibility to 'synchronize' by > default several colors. Not sure I follow you here, but it sounds interesting. Could you elaborate? Cheers, Rob
