Le 7 août 10 à 23:56, Rob Oakes a écrit :
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.
Well, colors qre stored in preference files, so a snippet of such a file
should be enough.
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.
You should try to use the selection color for text instead of the one
for
lists. I am sure it is doable, but I do not know how. This solution
should
be robust enough.
Yes. One thing 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?
Currently, many insets can set their background color, for example, we
have/had
a mathbg which color is "linen", like the main background. This means
that 5 or 6
colors have to be changed whenever the background is changed. Now, if I
set the mathbg color to "@background" (proposed syntax), the
(physical) color
will be the same as window background.
And if I want green background for my maths, I can always set the mathbg
color to "green".
Is it clearer like that? I there is not much to do in terms of code,
the important part
is the prefs UI.
JMarc
