On 1/14/07, Anselm R. Garbe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sun, Jan 14, 2007 at 08:39:33AM +0100, Sander van Dijk wrote:
> MODE{BG,FG}COLOR (for the modelabel)
> TITLE{BG,FG}COLOR (for the selected client's title label)
I'm not sure about this. I agree that STATUS{BG,FG}COLOR is
misleading. We'd have then:
BORDER{BG,FG}COLOR
SELTAG{BG,FG}COLOR
NORMTAG{BG,FG}COLOR
MODE{BG,FG}COLOR
TITLE{BG,FG}COLOR
STATUS{BG,FG}COLOR
DMENU{BG,FG}COLOR
That are 14 colors! Too much in my eyes for a small status bar.
Instead of your proposal I propose the following, which is a
simplification of current colorscheme:
[UN]FOCUSCOLOR -> used for focused/unfocused borders
NORM{BG,FG}COLOR -> used for bar bg, unselected tags, mode,
status [and dmenu normal stuff]
SEL{BG,FG}COLOR -> used for selected tags, title [and dmenu normal stuff]
That are 6 colors!
How about this to keep things even simpler:
Define these (6) colors:
NORM{FG,BG,BORDER}COLOR
SEL{FG,BG,BORDER}COLOR
And then use NORM{BG,FG}COLOR for the entire bar (unselected tags,
mode, title and status), separating different stuff (the tags, the
mode, the title and the status) with a one-pixel-wide vertical line
(with color NORMFGCOLOR).
SEL{BG,FG}COLOR would then only be used for selected tags.
{NORM,SEL}BORDERCOLOR speak for themselves I guess...
Greetings, Sander.
