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Wicklets / wick-editor-2018

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UI Theme Refactoring #819

Open kryptot7 opened 6 years ago

kryptot7 commented 6 years ago

A couple weeks ago, I posted a screenshot of a beta 0.14.1 running modified CSS files: image Here are the CSS files themselves! ^^ They're a bit out of date now, but I adjusted many of the colors to refer to CSS variables (--background-light-1, etc.) instead of hex values. (I missed a few, but those aren't as obvious.) I personally don't think Wick needs a theme loader at this point, but this would be a great step in enabling that feature. This also means that if you don't like the brownish tint I applied, you can easily change them to more fitting shades by adjusting the variables. I really like the green accent instead of blue, though. 😄 That and the font make it much more consistent with the website. css_files.zip

zachrispoli commented 6 years ago

Dumb question, but how do I get the css files into wick (just to try the theme)? Can you do it through the dev console?

(Eventually i'll make a proper theme loader but that will happen later)

kryptot7 commented 6 years ago

I just downloaded the repository as a .zip and edited the source files, so you have to download/clone the version from March 6th (which is when I downloaded it) and then replace all the .css's in /styles. 🙂

zachrispoli commented 6 years ago

Oh i see!

Do you know how to fork projects on github? It makes it really easy to share code + merge changes of other people. Let me know if you need any help, I'd be happy to show you how to make forks and pull requests - then we can get you started contributing to the codebase!!

kryptot7 commented 6 years ago

No, but I've downloaded SourceTree, and I'll be experimenting with it later 😃