This will immediately restore the base theme but will leave your tweaks in the editor so that you can re-edit them and try again. If you notice any issues after applying your CSS, you can uncheck the “modify selected theme with CSS tweaks below” box to revert. This will save your CSS to $HOME/.config/darktable/user.css (or C:\%LOCALAPPDATA%\darktable\user.css on Windows) and immediately apply it to the current darktable session. When you have finished entering your CSS, click the “save CSS and apply” button. It also means that you can usually change your base theme without affecting your custom CSS tweaks. This means that you can easily make minor alterations to the look-and-feel, while still keeping mostly up-to-date with core theme changes when a new version of darktable is released.
When using this option, darktable will first load your selected theme (the “base” theme, chosen in the theme drop-down) and then apply your custom CSS on top. create theme tweaks A text box is provided at the bottom of the general tab within which you can enter your own CSS tweaks.
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If your theme loads any of darktable’s pre-built themes using the url directive, note that your CSS theme file may not be portable between installations ( url uses relative paths and the location of the pre-built themes is system-dependent). For this reason (among others) we do not recommend creating complex custom themes unless you are willing to devote a lot of time to ongoing maintenance. Please note that the structure of darktable’s internal CSS changes frequently and you may need to make significant changes to your own themes when new versions of darktable are released. Your new theme will automatically appear in the theme selection list the next time you restart darktable. css file) and place it in $HOME/.config/darktable/themes (or C:\%LOCALAPPDATA%\darktable\themes on Windows). Two different methods are provided for this: create a custom theme If you wish to make a large number of changes to darktable’s UI you may wish to create your own theme (in a.
In addition to selecting a pre-built theme you can also apply additional CSS customisations of your own to tweak the look-and-feel of darktable. (needs a restart) 🔗CSS theme modifications
Set to -1 to use the system-defined global resolution. Increase for a magnified GUI, decrease to fit more content in the window. GUI controls and text DPI Adjust the global GUI resolution to rescale controls, buttons, labels, etc. The font size will be changed immediately. font size in points If the “use system font size” option is switched off, enter a font size (in points) for darktable to use. If unchecked, you may enter a custom font size in the box below (default on). use system font size Select this option to use the font size defined by your system. It is therefore highly recommended that you use one of the “grey” themes for retouching work as these are designed so that the user interface approximates middle gray (default “darktable-elegant-grey”). Using a dark interface to retouch photos can therefore lead to excessive retouching (abuse of contrast and saturation) and to a photo that is too dark when printed. Visual perception is affected by ambient brightness, and a low user interface brightness causes all kinds of illusions. Aside from any aesthetic considerations, the recommended interface color for color evaluation is middle gray. The system default is marked with an * (needs a restart) theme Set the theme for the user interface.
interface language Set the language of the user interface. Control the overall look and feel of darktable.
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