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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, the themed-css facility only allows customization of color scheme, and does not provide a fine-grain modular way to define styles. Effect of changes are only visible after reloading a buffer.
Describe the solution you'd like
I'm working on an Emacs defface style facility (defstyle) which supports deep customization and realtime reloading. I plan to rewrite the current themed-css uses in Nyxt using defstyle. defstyle itself also require some changes to Nyxt core to work better (handling of prompt buffer, etc). Is this kind of contribution candidate for inclusion?
Additional context
Are this kind of significant changes/improvement to Nyxt welcomed at all? If yes, how willing are Nyxt developers to work together to improve the patches until mergeable? What is the feedback time frame I should expect? I'm asking this because I have a few more TODOs like this, however it seems to me that Nyxt is rather unwelcome to open collaboration at this time. I want to make sure everyone's time is productive and well spent. If that's the case, I'll go ahead and maintain my own fork and stop making noise here/waiting for feedbacks. Thank you in advance if you can clarify this!
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, the
themed-css
facility only allows customization of color scheme, and does not provide a fine-grain modular way to define styles. Effect of changes are only visible after reloading a buffer.Describe the solution you'd like
I'm working on an Emacs
defface
style facility (defstyle
) which supports deep customization and realtime reloading. I plan to rewrite the currentthemed-css
uses in Nyxt usingdefstyle
.defstyle
itself also require some changes to Nyxt core to work better (handling of prompt buffer, etc). Is this kind of contribution candidate for inclusion?Additional context
Are this kind of significant changes/improvement to Nyxt welcomed at all? If yes, how willing are Nyxt developers to work together to improve the patches until mergeable? What is the feedback time frame I should expect? I'm asking this because I have a few more TODOs like this, however it seems to me that Nyxt is rather unwelcome to open collaboration at this time. I want to make sure everyone's time is productive and well spent. If that's the case, I'll go ahead and maintain my own fork and stop making noise here/waiting for feedbacks. Thank you in advance if you can clarify this!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: