On Fri, 15 Mar 2013 10:39:59 -0400
Jacob Peck <[email protected]> wrote:
> Figured it out, kind of...
>
> You have to copy over the node `@data qt-gui-plugin-style-sheet` to
> myLeoSettings.py, and then edit the section `QTextEdit#richTextEdit
> {...}`... it's a .css style sheet, so have fun...
>
> This doesn't seem very Leo-like though.
Styling is tricky - you can't not use a .css like stylesheet, because
the stylesheet lets you style all kinds of things that Leo can't hope
to represent with settings - like the background color for the upwards
arrow on a spinbox ... there are probably tens of thousands of possible
style targets when all combinations are considered.
The solution I'm working on injects Leo settings into the stylesheet
before applying it.
> Also, Terry, this might be where the minibuffer stuff is located.
Actually that's @color minibuffer_fore/background_color which makes
sense of course but I'd missed it.
Cheers -Terry
> -->Jake
>
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