Closed cpfaff closed 2 years ago
Might be not optimal yet but you could play with it. I think you have a really good sense for color composition
I've never used mutt-mail, if you can provide me with a sample file I can look at the highlights and make some tweaks.
That is a super nice offer. I will prepare something.
In Vim:
:set ft=mail
From: test@best.org <test@best.org>
To: test@test.org
Cc: carbon@copy.org
Bcc:
Subject: mySubject
Reply-To:
In-Reply-To: <mail@mail.de>
This is some normal text
> First quoted
>> Second quoted
>>> Third quoted
>>>> Fourth quoted
>>>>> Fifth quoted
This is emails and urls
test@best.org
test@best.org<mailto:test@best.org>
http://test.best.de
https://test.best.de
> this is first quoted text with email test@best.org and url http://test.best.de
>> this is second quoted text with email test@best.org and url http://test.best.de
>>> this is third quoted text with email test@best.org and url http://test.best.de
>>>> this is fourth quoted text with email test@best.org and url http://test.best.de
>>>>> this is fifth quoted text with email test@best.org and url http://test.best.de
---
Email signature (only the lines are styled I guess the rest afterwards is normal text)
I think that is pretty much it. Howver there might be more things which I do not know of. Daily use will show.
Ah one thing I noticed. I made a mistake in the example file. The signature is ---
not --
it is now fixed in the example above.
Since I don't really use this, I wouldn't know if these look good on real world emails, this was my attempt to it:
Forgot to link the issue on the commit: https://github.com/luisiacc/gruvbox-baby/commit/23bdf344dcd68365f78ee9ae0b67723d55ec5131
From the first glance it looks simple awesome. I would give it a try for a while and give feedback on this if I think that some stuff does not work out well in the wild. Likely other users of your color schema are also interested in this and can benefit. Thanks a lot!