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Hard to see curly brackets in exported HTML from org-mode #799

Closed yszhang95 closed 2 years ago

yszhang95 commented 2 years ago

Using the night theme, the curly brackets for C++ blocks in the exported HTML are very close to white and hard to visualize. Switching to day theme, it is fine to see brackets. Would you take this as an issue or suggest to make use of day theme instead? Many thanks in advance! The platform is fedora 34. I am not sure if this is a platform issue.

purcell commented 2 years ago

I imagine this means there's a face that is not customized in my tomorrow themes. Could you let me know which face that is? M-x describe-face on the curly bracket in the corresponding C++ buffer should tell you.

yszhang95 commented 2 years ago

Under the theme 'tomorrow-night', putting the cursor on the outermost curly bracket in the org file, it shows rainbow-delimiters-depth-1-face. I also checked the HTML source text. It shows the corresponding markup is <span style="color: #eaeaea;">{</span>. I have a white background in the firefox.

And the outermost parentheses also have the similar issue, with rainbow-delimiters-depth-1-face, and the same markup in HTML. I am not sure if this is related to configurations for HTML exportation. Only the outermost brackets are hard to visualize in HTML, rather than in emacs.

It seems the exported HTML keep the same/similar colors inside emacs. And the background is dark in emacs but light in HTML. I will also be happy to close this issue if this is something irrelevant to this nice emacs configuration.

I am using org-mode 9.5 from MELPA, which is the first version shipped with citation functionalities.

yszhang95 commented 2 years ago

Let us close it. I do not have a better choice to customize the font face. I can work with light theme. Thanks for the discussions!