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Gloom theme: use the text colour for headings - #84
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[WIP] Fix bad contrast for default markdown theme in dark mode
Gloom theme: use the text colour for headings
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In Gloom, the default dark theme, headings in the markdown editor were Dracula purple (
#bd93f9) and hard to read against the dark background. This change makes them the same colour as the body text.theming/src/gloom.css:--syntax-headingnow points at--text-editor-line(#e0e1e4in Gloom). That matches the default intheme.css, so deleting the override would do the same thing; I kept it explicit. Headings stay bold through--syntax-weight-heading.#033b65).file/src/dracula.tsalso has purple headings, but nothing imports it, so I didn't change it.