Re: a dark theme?

[Sharon Kimble]

Emanuel Berg <embe8573@student.uu.se> writes:

> Sharon Kimble <boudiccas@skimble.plus.com> writes:
>
>> Thanks for this Emanuel, I've doctored my init.el and
>> put the above in it, at the end, which is where I
>> always put temporary/testing code, unless it goes
>> into my setup-testing.el. I then ran it when my mouse
>> was on the problem text in a gmail, and this is what
>> it found - ╭──── │Face: ((:foreground #5e5e5e)
>> (:foreground #5e5e5e) (:background #727272)) ╰────
>>
>> Perhaps I'm misunderstanding you, but how can I
>> customise that? Its got no name or handle that I can
>> hook on to!
>
> No, you can't customize a face unless you know its
> name...  - and I have never seen such output from that
> function. You mention the mouse, instead try just
> placing point (the cursor) on the text and invoke the
> function. Do you get a different result from that?

The first is where there is text, and it gives -
╭────
│ Face: ((:foreground #737373) (:foreground #737373) (:background #5a5a5a))
╰────

and the second in the same message but in blank space, i.e. with no text.
╭────
│ Face: ((:foreground #737373) (:background #5a5a5a))
╰────

> You still haven't told us what you mean by "gmail"?

Google mail is a lesser-known name for the service, but its mostly just
known as "gmail".

Sharon.
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