Why does my custom theme make the GUI icons pink?

[mareofnight]

Hello,

I hoped someone could tell me what determines the color of the icons in the GhostWriter UI? I made a custom theme, and everything is great except that the UI icons are bright neon pink/magenta, which doesn't look great.

Is there a way to add a hex code for the UI icons to my theme file? Is there anything else I can do?

{
    "dark": {
        "accent": "#6b4c61",
        "background": "#151719",
        "block": "#f2bda6",
        "cursor": "#e95420",
        "emphasis": "#f2bda6",
        "error": "#b21f4b",
        "foreground": "#e6e4e2",
        "heading": "#f2bda6",
        "link": "#696db8",
        "markup": "#77216f",
        "selection": "#77216f"
    },
    "light": {
        "accent": "#6b4c61",
        "background": "#e6e4e2",
        "block": "#77216f",
        "cursor": "#e95420",
        "emphasis": "#77216f",
        "error": "#b21f4b",
        "foreground": "#2c001e",
        "heading": "#6b4c61",
        "link": "#494eb6",
        "markup": "#e95420",
        "selection": "#f2bda6"
    }
}

[mareofnight]

The color of the UI icons appears to come from the theme's foreground color. In the case of Ubuntu aubergine, its' hue is unfortunately magenta.

I changed my theme to use brown foreground text instead of deep purple, which gave the icons a less obtrusive color. The color scheme doesn't have the same richness this way, though.

It'd be pretty cool if we could specify the icon color as its' own option.