Theme settings
Use theme.* to style messages, the editor cursor, and grep matches in flatten. See Display settings for JSON and YAML colors and display options, and the config command to change settings.
The tables show values from the embedded configuration used to create a new file.
theme.feedback
Section titled “theme.feedback”| Key | Embedded default | Description |
|---|---|---|
theme.feedback.label_style | "attr=bold" | Feedback labels |
theme.feedback.normal_style | "" | Normal messages |
theme.feedback.loading_style | "fg=yellow" | Loading messages |
theme.feedback.success_style | "fg=green" | Success messages |
theme.feedback.warning_style | "fg=yellow" | Warning messages |
theme.feedback.error_style | "fg=red" | Error messages |
theme.feedback.hint_style | "fg=darkgrey" | Action hints |
theme.editor
Section titled “theme.editor”| Key | Embedded default | Description |
|---|---|---|
theme.editor.active_char_style | "attr=reverse" | Character under the editor cursor |
theme.flatten
Section titled “theme.flatten”| Key | Embedded default | Description |
|---|---|---|
theme.flatten.match_style | "fg=yellow,attr=bold" | Search matches in flatten |
Style notation
Section titled “Style notation”Use fg=<color>,bg=<color>,ul=<color>,attr=<attribute> for *_style values. Include only the properties you need; an empty string specifies no style.
[theme.flatten]match_style = "fg=yellow,attr=bold"
[json]key_style = "fg=red,bg=#112233,attr=bold|italic"fg sets the foreground color, bg the background color, ul the underline color, and attr the attributes. Named ANSI colors follow the terminal palette. active_item_attribute / inactive_item_attribute take attribute names rather than full style strings.