Re: Amaya resources

>I have been trying to use Amaya Alpha 0.8a (Linux ELF) and
>need some help specifying the colors of a few
>fields on the screen
>
>I have set up my .Xresources so the my xterms appear as
>gold on blue  (this is easier to read)
>
>*background:                    blue4
>*foreground:                    gold2
>*cursorColor:                   gold2

  it can be XTerm*background or xterm*background, etc.
I suggest to add these three lines only to
 /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults/XTerm not to the general Xdefault.
But this is not related to Amaya

>If I issue the command
> xrdb -remove '*foreground'
>Then Amaya is usable, but otherwise it is difficult
>to read

  seems normal.

>I tried specifying the amaya foreground using the
>following xrdb entries, and most of Amaya is readable
>except for the following fields on the screen
>  "Location", "Title" and the status bar at the
>bottom of the window.
>Is there a way to have Amaya to not be influenced
>by the *foreground?  I haven't found a way to
>tell my xterms to use the colors I desire except
>to be as general as I mentioned above.
>I am looking for a way to specify the Amaya foreground
>color, can you help?
>
>
>amaya*BackgroundColor:grey
>amaya*DocSelectColor:  White
>amaya*ForegroundColor:Black
>amaya*background:            	grey
>amaya*cursorColor:			Black
>amaya*foreground:            	Black
>*DtTerm*foreground:	Black
>*XmCascadeButton*foreground:	Black
>*XmCascadeButtonGadget*foreground:	Black
>*XmDialogShell*foreground:	Black
>*XmMenuShell*foreground:	Black
>*XmText*foreground:	Black
>*XmTextField*foreground:	Black

One could change the default background color of the pages
by adding :

BODY { background : white }

on in ${HOME}/.amaya.css . But I would rather suggest to correct
your Xdefaults.

Daniel

Received on Wednesday, 28 August 1996 21:20:57 UTC