Open adrienluitot opened 4 years ago
I tried to address that: VladKappa@5f79d3d24d692d9913c93d5476330453cd88ff11 Here's the result:
The color can be changed via the variable color. Let me know if that's a good solution!
Hey !
Thanks for your investment :D
I would use a css class (for an example you can check line 75 of the main_window.py
file) and the css file (style/style.css
) so it fits with the whole code (I prefer to split python and style).
Also I would use a colour more in the style of the application, like a light grey (but no too much ^^), like #acbac9 or maybe #9caab9.
Do you want me to work on that?
Also, is there a python visual editor or something? I made the edits in vim.
If it attracts you :D
There is a lot of them yes ^^ you have few light ones like VSCode, Atom or Sublime Text, and also bigger ones like PyCharm. (PyCharm doesn't really like css though, where the others are more modular)
If we use the default colours, the application use theme's default colours, which could lead to unwanted results.
Like here, the text is too light.