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@roiholtzman check out the file Dracula.nb
which is the stylesheet that contains all the rules for which headings get certain colors. This is the file that would be edited to either change or include the cells you're interested in.
E.g., for Section cells:
Cell[
StyleData["Section"],
FontColor -> RGBColor[
0.8274509803921568, 0.8274509803921568, 0.8274509803921568
]]
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@jldohmann thank you so much! I was able to do it now:)
I put my custom stylesheet in the appropriate folder (which is opened via SystemOpen[FileNameJoin[{$UserBaseDirectory,"SystemFiles","FrontEnd","StyleSheets"}]]
as written in the installation instructions).
To make it my default stylesheet, I ran SetOptions[$FrontEnd, DefaultStyleDefinitions->"DraculaCustom.nb"]
, and everything is perfect.
Thanks!
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Hi @roiholtzman no, there's nothing wrong with your setup. They're just cell styles that I don't use much
If you end up opening a PR for a change in color for these cell styles, here's the dracula color palette: https://draculatheme.com/contribute#color-palette
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@jldohmann I didn't understand where I can change them. Can you point me to the right direction?
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@jldohmann I tried to edit this file, but I do not succeed. Is the file "locked" somehow?
(Sorry for my beginner's questions, I just do not see how to edit this file).
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@roiholtzman it's alright 🙂 The easiest way to change a style is to follow the workflow "Edit a Style in a Notebook's Stylesheet" which walks you thru the steps of editing stylesheets.
However, you will get more customization if you convert the cell in question to its expression form, and change any corresponding options to what you would like. For certain style defintions, like StyleData[Notebook]
, this is especially useful because there are many fine tuned options within.
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