Is there a way to update the color of AM stats of git files for helm-ls-git?

[zw963]

Following is the screenshot of helm-browse-project, i guess it use helm-ls-git to show the status of git managed files.

But, i found no matter which theme i use, i could not see the AM files clearly.

So, i would be nice if i can change that Blue to another color.

thank you.

[thierryvolpiatto]

"Billy.Zheng" ***@***.***> writes:

So, i would be nice if i can change that Blue to another color.

Wherever you are in Helm, you can hit `C-h c` to have the custom menu, you will find there the face you are looking for. Here it is `helm-ls-git-added-modified-face`.

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-- Thierry

[zw963]

Yes, thanks!

do you consider change helm-ls-git-added-modified-face to others color? has anyone else been bothered by this?

or, which theme are you using?

[zw963]

I add some more easy read theme screenshot here.

[thierryvolpiatto]

"Billy.Zheng" ***@***.***> writes:

Yes, thanks! do you consider change helm-ls-git-added-modified-face to others color?

No, but I can if you suggest me a color.

has anyone else been bothered by this?

No, AM situation is rarely reached. BTW I added some actions for AM and AD (will merge soon).

or, which theme are you using?

A old theme never published.

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-- Thierry

[zw963]

No, but I can if you suggest me a color.

How about this color?

It really nice than old deep blue.

I guess it set by this line, and it should be #66D9EF.

BTW: i consider it not same as the color of ??, right? In fact, i consider those file not managed by git, we can just leave it use White color.

[zw963]

@thierryvolpiatto , what do you think?

[thierryvolpiatto]

My mail of yesterday for some reason doesn't show up here.
I finally used LightSkyBlue instead, do you like it (it is similar).

[zw963]

Yes, better than before, thank you very much!

[thierryvolpiatto]

"Billy.Zheng" ***@***.***> writes:

No, but I can if you suggest me a color. How about this color?

Nice.

image It really nice than old deep blue. I guess it set by this line, and it should be #66D9EF

I used a slighly different one ("LightSkyBlue").

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-- Thierry