Hi Bastien, Bastien wrote: >>> using a better default for the face :) >> >> Well, I wouldn't call org-default a better default, but that's fine with >> me. I mean: if org-default is black for the majority of the people, they >> won't even see that you can customize that aspect of the modeline (in a >> light scheme). > > Well, org-default is *not* a good default, 'modeline is. I've pushed a fix > for this: > > (defface org-agenda-filter-tags > (org-compatible-face 'modeline > nil) > "Face for tag(s) in the mode-line when filtering the agenda." > :group 'org-faces)
AFAIK, `modeline' is the facename used in XEmacs. In GNU Emacs, it is `mode-line'. >> So, I prefer some color (I chose orange) that everybody can customize, and >> that makes everybody be aware of the tags used for filtering (in this >> case). But, as said, I don't mind the default: I'll customize it anyway for >> my own usage. > > One advantage of making the use of a face visible is to let people know they > can change it. In this case, changing the weight or using a different color > may be an option -- let's see if people come up with good ideas. Using `mode-line' as the default face for highlighting the tags is contrary to my intended goal: the filters simply won't be different from any information shown in the mode-line. Hence: - there is no highlighting by default, and - nobody even knows that it's customizable... I think the best choice, if you want to use an already existing face, is then to choose `mode-line-emphasis'. At least, that one is, by default, bold, so that one sees something different without any specific customization. What do you think? Best regards, Seb -- Sebastien Vauban
