diff --git a/THEMES.md b/THEMES.md index 72cb54b..a3bbfcc 100644 --- a/THEMES.md +++ b/THEMES.md @@ -10,10 +10,7 @@ Color support on modern terminals can be split into 4 categories: 3. 16 system colors - Everything above + bright variations 4. 256 extended colors - Everything above + 6x6x6 color palette + 24 greyscale colors -
- The 256 terminal color codes, image from https://github.com/eikenb/terminal_colors
-
The 16 system colors, along with the default foreground and background,
can usually be customized through your terminal's profile settings. The
@@ -22,10 +19,7 @@ all terminals. RTV's default theme only uses the 8 primary system colors,
which is why it matches the "look and feel" of the terminal that you're
running it in.
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-
The curses library determines your terminal's color support by reading your
environment's ``$TERM`` variable, and looking up your terminal's
@@ -173,10 +167,7 @@ SelectedCursor = ansi_241 ansi_254 bold+reverse
Link = ansi_33 - underline
```
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-
In the snippet above, the ``Link`` element has it's background color set
to the ``-`` token. This means that it will inherit it's background
@@ -195,10 +186,7 @@ SelectedCursor = ansi_241 ansi_254 bold+reverse
Link = ansi_33 ansi_230 underline
```
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-
In this case, the ``Link`` background stays ansi_230 (yellow) even the link is
selected by the cursor.