On Tue, Sep 16, 2014 at 9:15 AM, 'Terry Brown' via leo-editor
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Is there a
>
> @font-size-body = @medium-font-size
> @font-size-log = @small-font-size
> etc.
>
> layer? That seems important.
Yes. Everything is *fully* parameterized. The actual spellings have
changed, which may cause problems, as I indicated:
@string body-font-family = @font-family
And I just reinstated the special case needed for zoom in/out:
@string font-size-body = @body-font-size
There is now a node called::
Basic Fonts (change these first)
That contains the basic font definitions. Most users will want to
change only the settings in that tree.
>> 5. Overriding setting using @data qt-gui-**user**-style-sheet.
>> Using this additional style sheet probably should be deprecated.
> I don't think so, it's a low cost way for knowledgeable users to tweak
> things to their preferences.
> I'm sure it follows the HTML CSS pattern of only affecting the
> attributes it references explicitly, it would be useless otherwise.
Great!
> Not sure if it was @color or @font nodes that weren't working, or
> both. Not really sure what they add over @string apart from some
> readability perhaps, I guess they're good for that. Oh, and as targets
> for a helper widget interface which uses the color / font selector
> dialogs.
At present, everything seems to be working with @color instead of
@string. Haven't converted @string to @font.
I am about to push what I have. I'll make a formal announcement in
another thread.
Edward
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