branch: elpa/moe-theme
commit 1366e38a7e69f9f750beb71e701fd0ecf579bdd4
Author: kuanyui <[email protected]>
Commit: kuanyui <[email protected]>
Add some details in README.md.
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@@ -93,29 +93,34 @@ The values should be lists. Larger the values, larger the
fonts.
If you don't like this, just leave them nil, and all the titles will be the
same size.
### Colorful Mode-line and Powerline
-Tired of boring blue mode-line? Set default mode-line color like this:
+Tired of boring blue mode-line? You can set default mode-line color. Add
following line **before** `(moe-light)` or `(moe-dark)`
+
```lisp
(setq moe-theme-mode-line-color 'orange)
;; (Available colors: blue, orange, magenta, yellow, purple, red, cyan, w/b.)
```
-You can use `moe-theme-select-color` to change color interactively.
+You can also use `moe-theme-select-color` to change color interactively.
-Mayby you'll also like `moe-theme-random-color`, which gives you a random mood
:D.
+Mayby you'll like `moe-theme-random-color`, too; which gives you a random mood
:D.
#### Powerline
-Now `moe-theme` supports
[Powerline](https://github.com/milkypostman/powerline), which makes mode-line
looks fabulous! We recommended installing `powerline` and run
`powerline-moe-theme`.
+Now `moe-theme` supports
[Powerline](https://github.com/milkypostman/powerline), which makes mode-line
looks fabulous! We recommended installing `powerline` and run
`powerline-moe-theme`. You can add this line to your init file:
+
+```lisp
+(powerline-moe-theme)
+```
### Too Yellow Background?
With 256-colors terminal, default yellow background of moe-light may be too
yellow and harsh to eyes on some screens.
-If you encounter this problem, and want to set background color to `#ffffff`
in terminal, set the value of `moe-light-pure-white-background-in-terminal` to
t. Add this line before `(moe-light)` or `(moe-dark)`:
+If you encounter this problem, and want to set background color to `#ffffff`
in terminal, set the value of `moe-light-pure-white-background-in-terminal` to
t. Add this line **before** `(moe-light)` or `(moe-dark)`:
```lisp
(setq moe-light-pure-white-background-in-terminal t)
```
### Highlight Buffer-id on Mode-line?
-You may be dislike default highlight on mode-line-buffer-id, now it can be
disable by setting the value of `moe-theme-highlight-buffer-id` to nil. Add
this line before `(moe-light)` or `(moe-dark)`:
+You may be dislike default highlight on mode-line-buffer-id, now it can be
disable by setting the value of `moe-theme-highlight-buffer-id` to nil. Add
this line **before** `(moe-light)` or `(moe-dark)`:
```lisp
(setq moe-theme-highlight-buffer-id nil)
