I am on Windows 8.1, running Python 3.3.5 with 
PyQt4-4.10.4-gpl-Py3.3-Qt4.8.5-x64.
I am using Leo 4.11 final, build 6240.

I have partially obtained the color combination I was looking for, simply 
by importing Terry's solarized theme which takes care of most things. 
However, this is not to say that I have solved the difficulties related to 
the UI configuration. I am still in the dark as to how settings should be 
properly managed. It's really infuriating, especially when you change a 
setting and for some reason it does not take effect.

For instance, based on Terry's dark (solarized) theme 0, which I am trying 
to modify:
I am now trying to change the background color of the minibuffer's edit 
line, to make it stand out from the surrounding background color. So, I go 
to the node mini-buffer & status (under stylesheet & source) and I edit the 
background-color parameter, setting it to another color (drastically 
different, so I can easily see if the change took place). Then I save and 
restart Leo, and the change did not take effect! (despite having been saved 
correctly).
I am wondering: is there any other setting which overrides this?!?
This is a common problem in Leo settings, from what I understand (as I 
encountered it in other settings). The user is likely to mad if he has to 
check and counter-check all these cross-referenced settings!

Anyway, these are just some the difficulties I am encountering in changing 
the settings.
I believe a radical restucturing of the way settings are handled, or at 
least presented to the end-user, is really called for here.
There is no point in Leo being totally configurable if the user cannot 
manage to change even the simplest settings like the UI colors!

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