Colors
Color scheme configure colors that are used inside terminal. To specify which color scheme you want to use you need to define the name of the scheme inside profile configuration or inline colors inside profile.
Color scheme configuration
default
section defines the default colors used in the terminal.
color_schemes:
default:
default:
background: '#1a1716'
foreground: '#d0d0d0'
bright_foreground: '#ffffff'
dimmed_foreground: '#808080'
foreground option sets the default foreground text color of the terminal.
bright_foreground option sets the default foreground text color of the terminal when text text is instructed to be bold (/bright). This is only used if profile option
draw_bold_text_with_bright_colors is set to truedimmed_foreground option sets the default foreground text color of the terminal when text text is instructed to be dimmed.
background_image
section in the configuration file allows you to control various aspects of the background image feature.
path To specify the image file to use as the background, you need to provide the full path to the image. By default, the path option is set to an empty string, indicating that background image support is disabled.opacity option controls the opacity of the background image. It determines how transparent or intense the image appears. The default value is 0.5, which provides a moderately transparent background. You can adjust this value to make the image more or less prominent, depending on your preferences.
blur option applies a blur effect to the background image. This can help reduce distractions and keep the focus on the terminal contents. By default, the blur option is set to false, indicating that background image blurring is disabled. If you want to enable it, set the value to true.
cursor
section in the configuration file let you costimize the color of the cursosr and optionally override the text color.
default option allows you to specify the color of the cursor shape. By default, the default value is set to CellForeground, which means the cursor color will be the same as the cell's foreground color. You can change this value to any valid RGB color or use the special options CellForeground or CellBackground.text allows you to specify the color of the characters that would be covered by the cursor shape. This is useful for ensuring readability when the cursor overlaps with the text. By default, the text value is set to CellBackground, which means the overridden text color will be the same as the cell's background color. Similarly to the default option, you can specify any valid RGB color or use the CellForeground or CellBackground options.
hyperlink_decoration
allows you to customize the colors used for hyperlink decoration when hovering over them.
normal defines the color to be used for hyperlink decoration in its normal state (not being hovered).hover determines the color to be applied to hyperlink decoration when it is being hovered over.
vi_mode_highlight
customize the colors used for highlighting in Vi mode.
color_schemes:
default:
vi_mode_highlight:
foreground: CellForeground
foreground_alpha: 1.0
background: '#ffa500'
background_alpha: 0.5
foreground_alpha option determines the transparency level of the foreground color. It accepts a value between 0.0 (fully transparent) and 1.0 (fully opaque). This option allows you to control the visibility of the highlighted text.
background option in the vi_mode_highlight section defines the color to be used for the background of the highlighted text.
background_alpha option controls the transparency level of the background color. It accepts a value between 0.0 (fully transparent) and 1.0 (fully opaque).
vi_mode_cursorline
customize the colors used for the cursor line in Vi mode. Options similar to vi_mode_highlight.
color_schemes:
default:
vi_mode_cursorline:
foreground: CellForeground
foreground_alpha: 1.0
background: '#ffa500'
background_alpha: 0.5
selection
section customize the colors used for text selection. Options similar to vi_mode_highlight.
color_schemes:
default:
selection:
foreground: CellForeground
foreground_alpha: 1.0
background: '#4040f0'
background_alpha: 0.5
search_highlight
section customize the colors used for search highlight. Options similar to vi_mode_highlight.
color_schemes:
default:
search_highlight:
foreground: CellForeground
foreground_alpha: 1.0
background: '#4040f0'
background_alpha: 0.5
search_highlight_focused
section customize the colors used for focused search highlight. Options similar to vi_mode_highlight.
color_schemes:
default:
search_highlight_focused:
foreground: CellForeground
foreground_alpha: 1.0
background: '#4040f0'
background_alpha: 0.5
word_highlight_current
Coloring for the word that is highlighted due to double-clicking it. Options similar to vi_mode_highlight.
color_schemes:
default:
word_highlight_current:
foreground: CellForeground
foreground_alpha: 1.0
background: '#4040f0'
background_alpha: 0.5
word_highlight_other
Coloring for the word that is highlighted due to double-clicking another word that matches this word. Options similar to vi_mode_highlight.
color_schemes:
default:
word_highlight_other:
foreground: CellForeground
foreground_alpha: 1.0
background: '#4040f0'
background_alpha: 0.5
indicator_statusline
Defines the colors to be used for the Indicator status line.
indicator_statusline_inactive
Alternate colors to be used for the indicator status line when this terminal is currently not in focus.
input_method_editor
Colors for the IME (Input Method Editor) area.
normal
Normal colors
color_schemes:
default:
normal:
black: '#000000'
red: '#c63939'
green: '#00a000'
yellow: '#a0a000'
blue: '#4d79ff'
magenta: '#ff66ff'
cyan: '#00a0a0'
white: '#c0c0c0'
bright
Bright colors
color_schemes:
default:
normal:
black: '#707070'
red: '#ff0000'
green: '#00ff00'
yellow: '#ffff00'
blue: '#0000ff'
magenta: '#ff00ff'
cyan: '#00ffff'
white: '#ffffff'
Default color scheme
color_schemes:
default:
default:
background: '#1a1716'
foreground: '#d0d0d0'
background_image:
opacity: 0.5
blur: false
cursor:
default: CellForeground
text: CellBackground
hyperlink_decoration:
normal: '#f0f000'
hover: '#ff0000'
vi_mode_highlight:
foreground: CellForeground
foreground_alpha: 1.0
background: '#ffa500'
background_alpha: 0.5
vi_mode_cursorline:
foreground: '#ffffff'
foreground_alpha: 0.2
background: '#808080'
background_alpha: 0.4
selection:
foreground: CellForeground
foreground_alpha: 1.0
background: '#4040f0'
background_alpha: 0.5
search_highlight:
foreground: CellBackground
background: CellForeground
foreground_alpha: 1.0
background_alpha: 1.0
search_highlight_focused:
foreground: CellBackground
background: CellForeground
foreground_alpha: 1.0
background_alpha: 1.0
word_highlight_current:
foreground: CellForeground
background: '#909090'
foreground_alpha: 1.0
background_alpha: 0.5
word_highlight_other:
foreground: CellForeground
background: '#909090'
foreground_alpha: 1.0
background_alpha: 0.5
indicator_statusline:
foreground: '#808080'
background: '#000000'
indicator_statusline_inactive:
foreground: '#808080'
background: '#000000'
input_method_editor:
foreground: '#FFFFFF'
background: '#FF0000'
normal:
black: '#000000'
red: '#c63939'
green: '#00a000'
yellow: '#a0a000'
blue: '#4d79ff'
magenta: '#ff66ff'
cyan: '#00a0a0'
white: '#c0c0c0'
bright:
black: '#707070'
red: '#ff0000'
green: '#00ff00'
yellow: '#ffff00'
blue: '#0000ff'
magenta: '#ff00ff'
cyan: '#00ffff'
white: '#ffffff'