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set 8 different colors for 8 different imenu-list faces, but this is causing visual confusion. Because in fact, an imenu-list entry imenu-list-entry-subalist-face-<num> is at the same level as imenu-list-entry-face-<num> (they have the same <num> !), the only difference is that the former contains sub-entires.
The modus-vivendi colorization of imenu-list now looks like:
which is confusing, because "Earth" is at the same level as Venus, but it has a different color. What's NOT confusing would look like below:
Without modus-themes, the above is also the default behavior of imenu-list, which I produce below with a vanilla-ish emacs:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is because the only difference between the two types of faces it
provides is whether the heading has a sublevel or not.
Thanks to ltmsyvag for pointing this out in issue 95 on the GitHub
mirror of the modus-themes: <#95>.
Modus lover here!
The imenu-list face settings in
modus-themes.el
, namely:modus-themes/modus-themes.el
Lines 2647 to 2654 in 5a777c3
set 8 different colors for 8 different imenu-list faces, but this is causing visual confusion. Because in fact, an imenu-list entry
imenu-list-entry-subalist-face-<num>
is at the same level asimenu-list-entry-face-<num>
(they have the same<num>
!), the only difference is that the former contains sub-entires.The modus-vivendi colorization of imenu-list now looks like:
which is confusing, because "Earth" is at the same level as Venus, but it has a different color. What's NOT confusing would look like below:
Without modus-themes, the above is also the default behavior of imenu-list, which I produce below with a vanilla-ish emacs:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: