Solved Post your color scheme at Vivaldi 🔴⚪️🔵
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I have only used the theme settings, but looking at some of the posts on here we can do much more than just the default adjustments.
These are the themes I created and bounce around depending on my mood and if I am using the scheduled themes.
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@lonm said in Post your color scheme at Vivaldi ️:
I found something that looks quite interesting if you deal with custom styles. Using
.speeddial .draggable.dial { -webkit-filter:grayscale(100%) brightness(80%) } .speeddial .draggable.dial:hover { -webkit-filter:grayscale(0%) brightness(100%) }
Gives you speed dials that are grayed out normally but flash into colour when you hover over them, and I find it looks quite nice when you have site logos instead of thumbnails.
That's awesome, just pinched it to add to my nifty shades of grey UI to match my dull desktop theme
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Is there a documentation for the UI modification?
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Hey, here's my Vivaldi :
My speed dial needs improvements, but I'm really happy about the color scheme ! I used Blueprints, and changed the background color for #31256c.
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@huntardy I strongly suggest preferring standard nomenclature over vendor-specific one.
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@anrdaemon That's questionable advice, considering a modification to Vivaldi will always be vendor specific.
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@luetage I'm pretty sure it uses the same engine throughout the application. There's no reason not to.
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@anrdaemon Sorry, that's lost on me. When it comes to code I can just about write a macro for an MMO or tweak some LUA.
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@huntardy They are just implying you can scrape the
-webkit-
part to make it work on all browsers. Which is correct since chrome version 53, but who cares, this is a Vivaldi modification which doesn't work on any other browser. Whatever code works just use, don't worry. -
A chameleon tab bar
Was never a fan of bookmark bar. With the inability to resize speed dial page, I was forced to stick to the bookmark bar for quick links and folders. I cannot leave this now -
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Hey !
So, with a lot of modifications since last time I posted here, I'm happy to show you my current theme -
BetaUI v2 - pretty much the same as v1 but with less* mods
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Dark, same as wallpaper *
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Blueprint + custom image in background
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@purgatori For one, Safari hides the tab bar if no tabs (only one) are present. This changes the appearance a bit if you open a second tab. I like the consistency (alway show tab bar) - as well as I have several pinned tabs
I did away with the status bar (show on demand) and the big bar above speed dial only shows on speed dial
Half dark (solarized - really like it now) and functional. Icons are s/w and half transparent and get colored and opaque on hover (thx @luetage)
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@purgatori I prefer Vivaldi's functionality on Mac over Safari
Design has some things left to be asked for, but I am aware it is not done yet
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@purgatori Try this, I think it looks pretty ok if you like the Safari style.
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/23138/solved-modding-the-adressbar-top-window-to-get-it-look-like-safari-browser/6 -
Mine's a gif.
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My "Day" and "Night" themes; they're quite solid in color but it works great for me.
Day:
background: f6f6f6
foreground: 504f4f
highlight: 504f4f
accent: b9b9b9Night:
background: 464545
foreground: d5d4d4
highlight: c6c7c7
accent: 5e5b5bcustom.css:
/* Remove background color from extension buttons in the address bar. */ .toolbar-addressbar .button-toolbar.browserAction-button, .toolbar-mailbar .button-toolbar.browserAction-button { background: none } /* Remove buttons from the address bar. */ .button-toolbar.rewind { display:none !important } .button-toolbar.next { display:none !important } .button-toolbar.home { display: none } /* Remove bookmarks bar width limitation. */ .bookmark-bar button { max-width: none } /* Custom sizing for panel icon(s). */ #switch button.webviewbtn img { background-color: transparent; padding: 3px; border-radius: 2px; width: 30px; height: 30px; }