Configurable theme colors about neuron HOT 9 CLOSED

I'm curious myself ;) I'm very new to zettelkasten and much more to neuron, so I'm trying to experiment for now. I look forward to propose (maybe even contribute?) to neuron as I explore this more! thank you!

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https://neuron.srid.ca/2014601.html

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hi, how can we pick one of those themes from the screenshots? setting color name in neuron.dhall only changes the heading color...

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@seekr Those screenshots were taken in version 0.4, and are thus outdated for the development version in which the UI layout has changed somewhat substantially. Notably, the color-rich "connections panel" got replaced by a backlink tree (while the former is pretty-looking, the latter is conceptually more interesting and useful to get a bird's eye view). See #195

When you set the color name in neuron.dhall, it will change the color of heading, as well as the color of zettel links (and the left menu icon colors on hover).

As an aside: I really should rename this feature to "color schemes" - and reserve "theme" for true theme support (where one can customize the style by doing more than switching colors)

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@srid thanks for clarifying, is there a way to customize the markup and css generated at compilation?

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@seekr What level of customization are you looking for? CSS is straightforward to be made customizable (and FWIW, neuron uses semantic ui as the base, which I recommend retaining for the 'css class library' alluded to in #176); HTML structure however is very tricky.

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@srid I was thinking of customizing font to start with, eventually the layout of the page.

It would required me forking the base code and recompile it, right?

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@seekr We can make fonts, as well as CSS, configurable in neuron.dhall. I'm curious to see what kind of layout changes you would be doing. It could help inform me as to how to better design a theming system for neuron.

It would required me forking the base code and recompile it, right?

Just clone it locally and then run bin/run rib -wS while you go about modifying the layout/css in ./neuron/src; your zettelkasten site should update automatically as you change the code (no need to do a full compile).

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Let's continue this in #253 @seekr

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