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background-hue-3-0.79
seems to get me the same color as the current light modergb(227, 227, 227)
. But doesn't work for dark mode (as it's too dark). This currently gets mergb(224, 224, 224)
which is slightly darker, but is probably close enough.It doesn't appear that we can use opacity on
foreground
hues like we can withbackground
hues. So I think that this is the best we can do with the current theming support.This also lines up with the comments in
theming.js
:{{foreground-4}} - used for dividers
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yep that is why i used
{{foreground-4}}
looks good in both modes dark/light and also is recommended directly intheming.js