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Would be useful for people interested in creating their own theme or maybe a new theme to submit to this project. I'm thinking of making my own high-contrast dark theme but I need to be able to see what it will look like as I build it. Is this possible or too lofty a goal?
Not sure if there's another project that does this, but if not, this would be a good long-term goal.
Thanks for forking this btw.
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The simplest way we could do this is to add an event listener to the .jscolor class' value number and update the document depending on whatever color the user inputs. Since it's already checked for valid hex colors it should be a straightforward implementation.
I will look into this shortly.
I need to be able to see what it will look like as I build it.
I had the idea of maybe changing the Add Theme option window so you can move it around or maybe pull it to one side so at least the user can see what it's changing in a better fashion. This is the hard part because well... CSS.
For now in your browser you can just press F12 and change things in the inspector, or you can keep saving and reloading the theme as you make changes.
Would be useful for people interested in creating their own theme or maybe a new theme to submit to this project. I'm thinking of making my own high-contrast dark theme but I need to be able to see what it will look like as I build it. Is this possible or too lofty a goal?
Not sure if there's another project that does this, but if not, this would be a good long-term goal.
Thanks for forking this btw.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: