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Apologies but I've got one more question: I used TT DeepDark before switching to your theme (as the former is not compatible any longer), and that theme highlighted the messages according to their tag colours. So if a message was tagged as important, selecting it in the message list would highlight it red. With multiple tags, the first tag is the one that was used. If the message had no tags, the theme accent colour was used. Would it be possible to implement this behaviour?
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Don't feel sorry for the questions, I'm happy to answer!
Yes, it is possible implement that behavior, but it can me a mess. The fastest way is to declare a special rule for your color, so for example, if you have a tag with color #00000, add to skin/messenger.css these lines:
Note that you need to change lc-FFFFFF, .blc-FFFFFF and #FFFFFF with the tag color hex code. You need one rule for each tag. I've not tested this, so I'm not sure if it's gonna work at first try.
Thank you, I really appreciate it. I'll investigate if there is not a better way of doing the colour rule, the previous theme I used to use (before the upgrade broke it) was TT DeepDark, which had this feature and it worked with any tag colour, including custom tags with custom colours too.
Apologies but I've got one more question: I used TT DeepDark before switching to your theme (as the former is not compatible any longer), and that theme highlighted the messages according to their tag colours. So if a message was tagged as important, selecting it in the message list would highlight it red. With multiple tags, the first tag is the one that was used. If the message had no tags, the theme accent colour was used. Would it be possible to implement this behaviour?
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