Allow users to change the theme #16
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Really love this! Can't wait to see more development and features! I'm sorry if this is a bad question, but is there a way to choose templates/themes for the rss reader? Or is this theme the only one that's available now? |
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Another question I have is whether the rss feeds can be centered because I use a big monitor and all the feeds are at the left which isn't a nice viewing experience. I would rather have everything at the center. Is this possible? Thank you. |
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If there was a way to include your own stylesheet, that would be great! Either by supplying a path to a custom stylesheet in |
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Thank you for bringing this up @benthecoder and thank you @spitlo for the idea. I definitely plan to support theming and that will be a core feature of this tool. The current theme (gruvbox) is implemented with the base16 architecture so swapping shouldn't be hard. Please note, this project suddenly received way more attention than I expected, so please give me some time to get the technical design and implementation right for this very important feature. I want to keep the system modular so the basic experience is always simple and lightweight, but for advanced users, they will have full control, either through Thank you again. |
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Good news, with #21, light theme (and any base16 theme) is now possible. See Demo | Source. You can try other themes with this tool: https://terminal.sexy/ The default template exposes all theme variables in the Technical note: I chose to inline custom snippet into the final output because GitHub host has a 10 minute cache on linked file. I don't want to deal with cache invalidation at this point. |
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Good news, with #21, light theme (and any base16 theme) is now possible. See Demo | Source. You can try other themes with this tool: https://terminal.sexy/
The default template exposes all theme variables in the
:root {}
css declaration. The example shows how you can change the parameters. For advanced theming, you can write additional css in that file. Let me know if this works for you @benthecoder, @spitlo.Technical note: I chose to inline custom snippet into the final output because GitHub host has a 10 minute cache on linked file. I don't want to deal with cache invalidation at this point.