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How to customize (dark) theme

Added by Piotr F 1 day ago

Hi,

Looking for clues as to how to tweak theme's colors in css.

As I highly appreciate dark theme, it is not best balanced yet (background contains too much of blue which is the worst color for eyes), and also contrast is not the most efficient, specifically between blue links and background).

So I started searching for css, and after using F12 (Inspect) in Firefox this is where I got stuck:

Error while fetching an original source: unsupported protocol for sourcemap request webpack:///node_modules/src/ng-select/themes/default.theme.scss
Source URL: webpack:///node_modules/src/ng-select/themes/default.theme.scss

Naturally, in Ubuntu 22.04 LTS couldn't locate anything like default.theme.scss.

If anybody could help that would be great.

Cheers,

Piotr


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