From 3635fef058e16f7237c4011aacdf19529fbf7222 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Stefano Pigozzi Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2022 04:12:35 +0100 Subject: [PATCH] Do not set palette in skeleton --- src/rules/skeleton.less | 45 ----------------------------------------- 1 file changed, 45 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/rules/skeleton.less b/src/rules/skeleton.less index d7e590b..ce9561f 100644 --- a/src/rules/skeleton.less +++ b/src/rules/skeleton.less @@ -4,51 +4,6 @@ @{bluelib} { - /// ===== Palette ===== - /// The palette used by bluelib is specified at the root level with attributes on the element. - /// The palette contains also the fonts bluelib should use. - /// By default, bluelib uses the "paper" palette. - - // - - // The background color - .set-var-rgb(bluelib-background; 255; 255; 255); - // The main text color - .set-var-rgb(bluelib-foreground; 24; 24; 24); - // A contrasting color to make important text more visible - .set-var-rgb(bluelib-accent; 24; 24; 24); - - // The color of links - .set-var-rgb(bluelib-link; 0; 147; 147); - // The color of broken links - .set-var-rgb(bluelib-broken; 245; 111; 0); - // The color of visited links - .set-var-rgb(bluelib-visited; 9; 101; 156); - // The color of download links - .set-var-rgb(bluelib-download; 0; 164; 106); - - // Extra builtin colors - .set-var-rgb(bluelib-red; 200; 0; 0); - .set-var-rgb(bluelib-orange; 200; 165; 0); - .set-var-rgb(bluelib-yellow; 200; 200; 0); - .set-var-rgb(bluelib-lime; 0; 200; 0); - .set-var-rgb(bluelib-cyan; 0; 200; 200); - .set-var-rgb(bluelib-blue; 0; 0; 200); - .set-var-rgb(bluelib-magenta; 200; 0; 200); - .set-var-rgb(bluelib-gray; 128; 128; 128); - - // 1 for dark themes, -1 for light themes - --bluelib-polarity: -1; - - // Font to be used in titles - .set-var-font(bluelib-title; sans-serif; bold); - // Font to be used in the rest of the text - .set-var-font(bluelib-text; sans-serif; normal); - // Font to be used in monospace contexts - .set-var-font(bluelib-code; monospace; normal); - - // - /// ===== Macros ===== /// Less allows defining variables to reduce the amount of boilerplate code to write while defining the rules. /// In Bluelib, these are called macros.