Good point - you can't currently change the editor font colours.
In the next update I'll add the following variables:
editor-background-color
editor-text-color-default (i.e. not a heading)
editor-text-color-level1 (e.g. "* Title")
editor-text-color-level2 (e.g. "** Subtitle")
editor-text-color-level...
If these are not defined, or an empty string, then the default colours for the selected theme (i.e. light or dark mode) will be used.
Here are details of the main hex colours used in beorg:
Light theme:
action = 5B72FF
actionDetail = FFFFFF
accent = 2B4162
foregroundMain = 000000
foregroundSecondary = 555555
background = FFFFFF
groupedBackground = EFEFF4
barBackground = f0fef9
warning = FF0000
separator = C8C7CC
Dark theme:
action = 7B8EFF
actionDetail = FFFFFF
accent = EFFFFA
foregroundMain = FFFFFF
foregroundSecondary = 98989a
background = 333333
groupedBackground = 404040
barBackground = 505050
tabBackground = 505050
warning = FF0000
separator = 4d4d4d
selectedColor = 4d4d4d
Elwinha
hi Matt,
I went through library.org for the built-in beorg functions and variables and we do have the variable for editor-font but not the colour. I would like to change the colour of the editor font.
Next, currently we have outliner-notes-color variable left empty for using the colour from theme. And I would like to change it to the colour of the sync botton colour in the app. What is the hex code for it?
TL;DR
1. editor-font colour variable please
2. what is the current hex code of the colour used in the current app functions