Re: Color Changes with PaletteMaker

[Eric Shulman]

> However, I'm getting stuck on some nomenclature. The tool refers to the
> colors by abstract names such as Tertiary Dark. Is there a way to map those
> to functional definitions within my theme, such as which is used for links,
> which for titles, which for sidebar backgrounds and the like. I'm having to
> just chance things arbitrarily and see what happens.

References in ColorPalette such as "PrimaryDark", "SecondaryLight",
"TertiaryPale", etc. are TWCore standard 'slice' names, which are used
by the TWCore default shadow stylesheet, [[StyleSheetColors]], to
assign colors to specific CSS classes. Examine that shadow stylesheet
to see which colors are assigned.

enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

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[Joseph Zitt]

Ah, thanks! It might be worth mentioning that within PaletteCreator itself, so people know where to look without asking.

[Joseph Zitt]

After poking at this for a few more days, I have almost everything as
I would like it. Setting a few colors, however, are eluding me.

- the foreground and background of blockquotes
- the background of the sidebar that lists the recently edited tiddlers
- the background of the sidebar that contains "search", "close all",
"permaview", etc

This is all on a pretty much vanilla TW, created a few days ago.

Any further pointers? I may just not be recognizing what they are named.

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