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joplin/packages/lib/themes/light.ts

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import { Theme, ThemeAppearance } from './type';
// This is the default theme in Joplin
const theme: Theme = {
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appearance: ThemeAppearance.Light,
// Color scheme "1" is the basic one, like used to display the note
// content. It's basically dark gray text on white background
backgroundColor: '#ffffff',
backgroundColorTransparent: 'rgba(255,255,255,0.9)',
oddBackgroundColor: '#eeeeee',
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color: '#32373F', // For regular text
colorError: 'red',
colorCorrect: 'green', // Opposite of colorError
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colorWarn: 'rgb(228,86,0)',
colorWarnUrl: '#155BDA',
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colorFaded: '#7C8B9E', // For less important text
colorBright: '#000000', // For important text
dividerColor: '#dddddd',
selectedColor: '#e5e5e5',
urlColor: '#155BDA',
// Color scheme "2" is used for the sidebar. It's white text over
// dark blue background.
backgroundColor2: '#313640',
color2: '#ffffff',
selectedColor2: '#131313',
colorError2: '#ff6c6c',
colorWarn2: '#ffcb81',
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// Color scheme "3" is used for the config screens for example/
// It's dark text over gray background.
backgroundColor3: '#F4F5F6',
backgroundColorHover3: '#CBDAF1',
color3: '#738598',
// Color scheme "4" is used for secondary-style buttons. It makes a white
// button with blue text.
backgroundColor4: '#ffffff',
color4: '#2D6BDC',
raisedBackgroundColor: '#e5e5e5',
raisedColor: '#222222',
searchMarkerBackgroundColor: '#F7D26E',
searchMarkerColor: 'black',
warningBackgroundColor: '#FFD08D',
tableBackgroundColor: 'rgb(247, 247, 247)',
codeBackgroundColor: 'rgb(243, 243, 243)',
codeBorderColor: 'rgb(220, 220, 220)',
codeColor: 'rgb(0,0,0)',
blockQuoteOpacity: 0.7,
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codeMirrorTheme: 'default',
codeThemeCss: 'atom-one-light.css',
};
export default theme;