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@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ We first create an empty theme file: **arthur.rasi**
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We can preview this with `rofi -theme arthur.rasi -show run`. At this stage we see a black and white window.
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[theme empty](./rofi-theme3-empty.png)
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![theme empty](./rofi-theme3-empty.png)
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Lets add the different colors to the global properties:
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We set the default foreground and background color, and add some aliases for other colors we can use.
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[theme empty](./rofi-theme3-empty.png)
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![theme empty](./rofi-theme3-global.png)
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As you can seen in the screenshot each widget takes the global background and foreground color.
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[theme padding border](./rofi-theme3-padbor.png)
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![theme padding border](./rofi-theme3-padbor.png)
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This clearly shows how inheritance works, each child widget inherits the properties of its parents.
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So if we want to only set padding and border on the window, we need to specify the window box:
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[theme padding border box](./rofi-theme3-padbor-box.png)
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![theme padding border box](./rofi-theme3-padbor-box.png)
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This example also shows how you can override the foreground color and refer to the global property `magenta`.
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[theme extend](./rofi-theme3-extend.png)
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![theme extend](./rofi-theme3-extend.png)
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In this example we see a few new things.
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[theme extend](./rofi-theme3-extend-selected.png)
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![theme extend](./rofi-theme3-extend-selected.png)
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This already gives us a usable theme.
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Lets extend it, so urgent and active rows are visible:
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[theme extend](./rofi-theme3-extend-colors.png)
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![theme extend](./rofi-theme3-extend-colors.png)
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So why does this require so many options (and we are not there yet)?
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