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My senior eyes don't tolerate well the saturated colour of the note's title bar, so I created an alternative theme, simply by editing the /usr/share/sticky/sticky.css file. I paid special attention to making sure that the selected text is still visible, and the slider matches the note colour but is darker. Since I can't make a dark enough yellow that is not muddy, in this case the slider is basically grey.
Perhaps we could get a choice of styles, such as this and the original, in light and dark versions. I did not make a dark version yet, but I might do it if/when I warm up to dark themes in general.
Here's what I did:
The new colour definitions (at the beginning of the sticky.css file) are here:
I am not an expert in graphic design. All I am saying is that I have an aversion to filling the screen with colours that are supposed to be for alert only. "All emphasis is no emphasis". If it's a dark background, I suggest something other than pure white, for the same reason.
My senior eyes don't tolerate well the saturated colour of the note's title bar, so I created an alternative theme, simply by editing the
/usr/share/sticky/sticky.css
file. I paid special attention to making sure that the selected text is still visible, and the slider matches the note colour but is darker. Since I can't make a dark enough yellow that is not muddy, in this case the slider is basically grey.Perhaps we could get a choice of styles, such as this and the original, in light and dark versions. I did not make a dark version yet, but I might do it if/when I warm up to dark themes in general.
Here's what I did:
The new colour definitions (at the beginning of the sticky.css file) are here:
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