Recolor screen margin

[cpsdqs]

Especially noticeable in this screenshot:

The screen margin doesn't update its color with the screen backgrounds or themes and can thus kind of break the seamless style.

Possible solutions:

• [ ] Don't fix it at all
• [ ] Set it to the default background and be done with it
• [ ] Set it to the average background color
• [x] Set it to the adjacent cell background color (ComputerCraft does this, or at least it did last time I used it which is like 2015)

[MightyPork]

idk ... muted adjacent color sounds fun

talking of changing color, there can also be an OSC to change the border color...

[cpsdqs]

muted? The adjacent cell color thing meant that the cells along the perimeter would essentially just get bigger

[MightyPork]

yeah I don't really like that

something like this:

[cpsdqs]

could also do this with almost zero CSS hacks (at least in Safari, Chrome's backdrop-filter is still incredibly glitchy but behind a flag so no one will notice)

[MightyPork]

that wouldn't be bad

[cpsdqs]

Implemented https://github.com/espterm/espterm-front-end/commit/aa41cf512e03946212106af6afb3d974e362463d

[MightyPork]

i'll have a look - after making back-end compile again xD

[cpsdqs]

haha, blurry

[MightyPork]

looks nice but u may wanna fix that horrible overlapping triangle :p

[cpsdqs]

you mean the powerline symbols? that's the font's fault

[MightyPork]

idk what's a powerline but looks like it could be drawn using a polygon...

[cpsdqs]

hm good idea, though I seriously doubt anyone would use vim with powerline (or in this case, airline) in ESPTerm xD

[MightyPork]

I mean no, but they're nice symbols :P I'll add them together with the block drawing characters to a new codepage